Articles Tagged with ''organizational resilience''

Most people picture insider threats one way — the disgruntled employee, the corporate spy, the contractor who walked out with a thumb drive. Those exist, and they matter, but they’re not the majority of what this category actually contains.

AI adoption in healthcare is inevitable, but it gives every clinician and staff member the potential to become an unintentional insider threat.

New analysis of healthcare cyber losses suggests that foundational controls remain the most effective at reducing risk.

Poor visibility can leave organizations vulnerable, which is why it is time for companies to bridge internal silos.

In the aftermath of an attack, the human impact inside the company can often be overlooked. 

The Fourth of July is a fitting time to reflect on another kind of independence: the critical, and increasingly endangered, independence of cybersecurity assessments and risk analyses.

As Memorial Day Weekend approaches, many organizations prepare for a well-deserved break. But while employees take time off, cybercriminals get to work.

Multi-factor authentication is now a cornerstone in most business’ cybersecurity strategies, offering an additional layer of protection beyond traditional passwords. 

More than 50% of CISOs deploy software-based pentesting to bolster in-house testing practices.

Cybersecurity isn’t just about technology — it’s about people.