Articles Tagged with ''risk assessment''

Anthropic stated that it has begun to roll out “employee-like access” to a METR team. 

The entire Texas grid could be destabilized if just 5.4% of the batteries were compromised. 

The risk landscape can change quickly, meaning security leaders need to prepare for anything.

During periods of economic pressure, leadership teams inevitably begin asking the same question: “Where can we cut security spend without increasing risk?”

When thieves stole more than $80 million in jewels from the Louvre in Paris, they didn’t exploit a total absence of security but rather gaps in the museum’s broader security program. 

Real protection starts long before the threat gets close, and that’s where the other half of the equation comes in.

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.

A recent Cymulate report found that 71% of those surveyed consider threat exposure validation to be “absolutely essential.” 

Security leaders in the event venue industry discuss what it takes to secure crowds in an unpredictable world.

There is only so much a security team can do to be proactive; they don’t operate in a bubble, and patching systems without proper testing comes with its own risks.