Sue Poremba

Asking customers to foot the bill for data breach remediation will not prevent future data breaches or address the issues that cause costs to increase.

What makes a technology, solution or company a trailblazer? After John Mulaney's roast, we asked cybersecurity professionals what they thought.

As the National Institute of Standards and Technology rolls out updated password guidance, some experts want to make passwords a thing of the past.

On Christmas Eve, 2023, the Ohio State Lottery had to shut down some of its systems because of a cyberattack. Around the same time, the Dark Web had a “Leaksmas” event, where cyber criminals shared stolen information for free as a holiday gift. In fact, the month of December 2023 saw more than 2 billion records breached and 1,351 disclosed security incidents, according to research from IT Governance — an increase of 332% and 187%, respectively, over the month of November.

Discover how CISA's new Cyber Incident Reporting Portal improves cyberattack reporting, aids response efforts and enhances critical infrastructure security.

Experts say MLOps will bridge the gap between development and operations, creating room for the inclusion of security and privacy practices, too.

Cybersecurity concerns in 2024 can be summed up in two letters: AI (or five letters if you narrow it down to gen AI). Organizations are still in the early stages of understanding the risks and rewards of this technology. For all the good it can do to improve data protection, keep up with compliance regulations and enable faster threat detection, threat actors are also using AI to accelerate their social engineering attacks and sabotage AI models with malware.

Organizations today operate with a complex web of interdependent computing and cybersecurity services. But what happens when one of them is compromised?