Security Leadership and Management

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Chief information security officers (CISOs) are grappling with a wide range of risks and challenges, especially with cloud-based applications and Application Programming Interfaces (APIs). 

Companies and government entities across the U.S. are in hiring mode for cybersecurity professionals: the supply-demand ratio for cybersecurity workers nationwide is 66%, according to new CyberSeek data. 

The Apricorn 2022 Global IT Security Survey identified cybersecurity risks posed by remote work and a lack of employee security compliance and awareness.

Cybersecurity leader Nada Noaman has been named Senior Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at The Estée Lauder Companies.

Analysis from Veridium and TAG Cyber determined what keeps CISOs up at night in 2022, chronicling the latest cybersecurity threats facing businesses today.

Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) are a top cyberattack vector, but legacy cybersecurity strategies don’t do enough to protect them from threats.

With news of supply chain failures around the globe, security leaders have acted to protect and assess the risk of their own supply chains. 

Security leaders can thrive from failure as long as they take lessons learned and iterate a better approach the next time.

The titles of executive security roles within an organization vary greatly, but there are a few constants when it comes to top-level positions.

According to new research study from Accenture, more than half (55%) of large companies are not effectively stopping cyberattacks, finding and fixing breaches quickly, or reducing the impact of breaches.