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One year after the Change Healthcare breach, it’s time to look at what changed, what didn’t, and what must.

In 2025, business security professionals will likely face three significant trends shaping the way cyber incidents are managed.

Security magazine talks with Nick Kathmann, CISO at LogicGate, about the value of cyber insurance for organizations. 

Education institutions, just like any business or organization, need to pay careful attention to their cybersecurity posture and that of the third parties they work with.

By embracing clear governance structures and proactive oversight, boards can ensure that CEOs are held accountable. 

The unfortunate reality is that tragic events, such as school shootings or violent incidents, have become a part of national discourse. 

Security engineering teams are stretched thin, with their attention divided across cloud, automation, AI, containers, scalable environments, and dozens of other “urgent” priorities.

To combat deepfakes, organizations need to implement fresh approaches to both employee education and cybersecurity.

As AI technologies rapidly evolve and become more integrated into our daily lives, data privacy concerns have never been more urgent. 

With global events becoming increasingly unpredictable, the operational resilience of each organization is fast becoming a top priority.