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Cybersecurity leaders in the U.S. public sector need to adapt to a permanently changed workforce, including a focus on cloud migration and security.

Online privacy has evolved greatly in the United States, and there is legislation on the horizon that may change data privacy and cybersecurity practices going forward.

The Better Cybercrime Metrics Act aims to improve how the federal government tracks, measures, analyzes and prosecutes cybercrime. 

A new Kroll report shows how organizations deal with the rising costs associated with investigating allegations of serious misconduct. 

A majority of healthcare workers experienced workplace violence (WPV) in April 2022, with 96% of hospital nurses experiencing WPV last month.

The "Security Program Management: Priorities and Strategies" study from Blue Lava and Aimpoint Group explores how security leaders measure and manage security programs and communicate priorities to executives and boards, highlighting the importance of security benchmarking.

Costa Rica declared a state of national cybersecurity emergency after a Conti ransomware attack crippled the country’s government and economy.

Wendy Hans, Director of Fraud and Loss Control for AMC Theatres, has been appointed President of the Restaurant Loss Prevention & Security Association (RLPSA).

Effective crisis communications in the event of a cyberattack can support immediate security needs and mitigate long-term reputational damage.

On May 12, 2021, President Biden signed the Executive Order on Improving the Nation's Cybersecurity, catalyzing a shift in cybersecurity culture and initiatives across federal agencies and their vendors. A report from MeriTalk analyzed how the EO has affected U.S. cybersecurity.