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The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued best practices around nine cybersecurity goals for control systems in response to the 2021 Presidential Memorandum. Let’s unpack what’s involved in the CISA guidelines, who should be paying attention, and the steps your company may need to take now.

Cybersecurity professionals need to secure enterprise data — how can they accomplish this goal with increased accidental information exposure?

Review the risks and rewards involved with information sharing, a necessary challenge for Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) looking to stay on the front edge of cybersecurity.

Security sits down with Ara Ghazaryan, Scylla co-founder and Vice President of Artificial Intelligence (AI), to discuss the benefits and limits of AI and the ethical concerns surrounding the technology.

It’s time to re-evaluate the modern data stack to relieve friction points and ensure both accessibility and compliance. By automating security workflows and controls across data stores and integrating into self-service access, productivity and innovation will thrive. 

One challenge for supply chain security practitioners is choosing which of the multitude of guidance documents and best practice frameworks to use when building a cyber supply chain risk management (C-SCRM) program. Let's explore each framework. 

Killware attacks, cyberattacks intended to cause physical damage and harm, is a grave concern for security professionals in the healthcare and critical infrastructure sectors. Here’s how to defend against it.

Risk assessments, security and business continuity plans, threat monitoring and more can help enterprise security professionals maintain safety in a winter weather emergency.

Implementing strong cybersecurity hygiene will sharpen standardization throughout your organization and bring increase security and efficiency. 

With multi-million-dollar ransoms and threats to public safety, the stakes are high. Security leaders can no longer afford to leave vulnerabilities unaddressed for five months or five years.