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A new benchmark study reveals that aligning cybersecurity organization models with business objectives enables talent retention and security program success.

The reputational risks and financial costs of cybercrime are only growing in this interconnected world, and security leaders have to be prepared.

As is the case with any industry, more technology means more sensitive data stored in online environments, making safeguarding sensitive data, and maintaining privacy more of a priority than ever. As students and teachers increasingly rely on education-specific devices and applications, those users and organizations become more of a target for hackers. 

In this edition of Security’s Top 5 from Security magazine, we showcase the top stories and new developments from across the security industry throughout October.

How can we concretely address the workforce challenges facing the cybersecurity industry? In this column, Pam Nigro focuses on DEI, career development and AI.

Diana Lovati was hired as the first CISO at True Anomaly. Lovati has experience with risk management, compliance, IT and data protection.

As cyber attacks continue and layoffs and economic uncertainty remains, the greater the need for strong, modern identity management and governance.

Security leader Burke Brownfeld interviews Wendy Bashnan, Director of Security and Fire Protection at Scout Motors, about resilience, security culture and more.

The Ten Commandments of Leadership all contain wisdom and truth, but security leaders should examine them closely rather than adopt them as articles of faith.

Finding the perfect new role in the security industry can be a challenge — set yourself up for success by avoiding these common mistakes.