Sue Poremba

As cybersecurity teams focus on how to thwart threat actors, they are missing the risks around the data they are sharing willingly.

Most CISOs considered a job change last year. Research found dissatisfaction occurred as many leaders contend with the fallout from cyber incidents and compliance violations.

Cyber insurance coverage can help raise security baselines across businesses, but organizations that have standalone policies are the exception to the rule.

CIRCIA arose in response to high-profile cyberattacks on critical infrastructure, and organizations must get their crisis plans in order.

Open-source software is a collective partnership across the development community that requires both private and public buy-in. However, securing open-source software can be tricky. With so many different people working on the coding, security measures are often overlooked, increasing the chances that a vulnerability will fall through the cracks and be exploited. The Open-Source Software Security Initiative (OS31) aims to provide governance over open-source security processes.

In this interview with Nicole Carignan, Vice President of Strategic Cyber AI at Darktrace, we explore the AI security executive career path.

Learn how the new CISA Services Portal streamlines cyber incident reporting and enhances information sharing to help organizations mitigate risks and prevent future attacks.

When it comes to cybersecurity, the question is when, not if, an organization will suffer a cyber incident. Even the most sophisticated security tools can’t withstand the biggest threat: human behavior.

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

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.