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The U.S. Navy released a 2023 cybersecurity plan, Information Superiority Vision, outlining security steps the department will take to secure data.

Severe weather and natural disasters, such as hurricanes, wildfires & floods, caused $260 billion in economic losses in 2022, according to Swiss Re.

Cybersecurity veteran Steve Hodges has been appointed as the new Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) for the State of Georgia.

Students at Polk State College will receive mobile safety alerts to boost campus security awareness about emergencies, severe weather, and more.

Twenty-eight percent of organizations saw a rise in physical security incidents in 2022, according to a Pro-Vigil enterprise physical security report.

Ransomware declined 61% in 2022, according to a survey from Delinea. The malware tactic continued to affect business reputation and cybersecurity.

Importantly, for our growth-minded purposes, ZTA helps align cybersecurity to your organization’s structure and business goals. 

Security magazine sits down with Greg Notch, CISO at  Expel, to discuss some of the biggest challenges CISOs/cybersecurity leaders face today.

Climate change, poverty and insufficient medical care are three factors influencing emergency management efforts across the United States, according to a FEMA report.

TSA officers intercepted 6,301 firearms brought by passengers to airport security checkpoints in 2022, as of December 16.