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School safety remains a constant concern for security leaders across the U.S. and a survey was developed on school safety and student wellness.

As business travel rises companies need to remind employees of security risks of plugging in any type of portable media or connected cables.

Recent cybersecurity trends were analyzed in a report revealing that 68% of organizations experienced a known cyberattack within the last 12 months.

The covid-19 pandemic has greatly affected the healthcare industry, including staffing shortages within IT departments that put organizations at risk.

After it was discovered that three Samsung employees shared company information with ChatGPT, cybersecurity leaders are sharing their thoughts. 

Theodore Mugnier was hired as Director of Information Security for Cenlar FSB. Mugnier is a former Marine with two decades of intelligence experience.

The Safe Schools Act, also known as HB 147, was signed into law in the state of Georgia alongside bills targeting medical emergency response.

Cloud access for security leaders was analyzed in a recent report by JupiterOne and found that cyber assets increased by 133% year-over-year.

A recent study reveals that security teams are unprepared for ransomware and struggle with increasing regulatory complexity.

As abortion access is debated within the United States, concerns have risen over the ability to protect patient privacy, including on mobile devices.