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Security teams must move beyond proactive approaches built on periodic assessments, patch cycles and vulnerability scans — and adopt a preemptive stance that shuts down threats before exploitation occurs.

In the cybersecurity world, fear is easy to sell. Yet for all the anxiety that messaging generates, it rarely leads to meaningful behavior change.

In an age where convenience, efficiency, and security reign supreme, air travel has adapted accordingly.

Security magazine talks with Dr. Renée Burton, VP of Threat Intelligence, about how organizations can avoid falling victim to evolving cyberattacks. 

Most healthcare organizations won’t be able to fully transition to Windows 11 before Microsoft ends Windows 10 support. That means that bad actors will soon be launching malware that takes advantage. 

When vacationers unwind and employees unplug, cybercriminals clock in for their busiest time of year.

As colleges and universities look for ways to streamline operations and better protect students and faculty, it’s clear that fragmented, manually intensive access control systems are no longer sustainable. 

Cryptojacking is often treated as a nuisance-level threat, but recent campaigns have exposed a far more systemic issue.

Cybersecurity risks from insider threats are only going to become more commonplace and more expensive. By knowing the types of insider threats and how industry solutions can reduce their risk, organizations will be better equipped to weather the next attack.

The recent shakeups at CISA, while aimed at modernizing federal cybersecurity, are having the opposite effect in the short term.