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Jay Pasteris, CIO and CISO at GreenPages, talks to Security magazine about how CISOs can make cybersecurity a board-level imperative. 

What can U.S. states do to mitigate ransomware and cybersecurity risks? A two-tiered approach that begins with continuous data care best practices and diligent data recovery measures, followed by public and private partnerships is the most successful path.

If the decision-makers aren’t speaking the same language, how can they be expected to make informed decisions about cybersecurity?

Organizations should focus on employee cybersecurity awareness to bolster endpoint defense and reduce the risk of phishing attacks.

Developing an intelligence model for your security function will drive informed decision-making and aid in operational continuity.

Learn about a few common MFA pitfalls attackers can take advantage of:

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

Organizations should consider red, blue and purple teaming, penetration testing services, and bug bounty programs to expose attackers and strengthen their security posture.

Cybersecurity leaders should prioritize cyber hygiene, risk communication and zero trust initiatives as they secure their organizations in 2023.

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