Security Leadership and Management

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Heading into 2022 there are three key areas where security leaders need to be well-versed: innovations in eSkimming methods, intensifying pressure from ransomware campaigns on the payments ecosystem and the supply chain, and sophisticated enumeration attacks that impact and payments ecosystem.

This year’s cybersecurity challenges are reflected in the SolarWinds & Colonial Pipeline compromises. 

Newer leadership principles that prize attributes such as empathy have eroded the old hard-line approach to management somewhat. But plenty of managers and leaders still warily eye colleagues who seem too friendly or upbeat.

Security leaders must possess the skills to advocate for security in the boardroom. How can cyber professionals best present data-centric security to their organizations?

As the United States commemorates the terrorist attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people, injured 10,000 more and changed the course of life for many on September 11, 2001, those in the industry reflect on the changes that have happened in the security profession since.

We often hear security professionals wondering if a particular job posting is real. The answer may be complicated.

Ralph Buelling will lead data services and strategic information implementation in his Chief Information Officer (CIO) role at UW Credit Union.

Banyan Security has named its first Chief Security Officer: Den Jones. The experienced zero trust leader will aid the enterprise's security strategy.

The new State of Access report from 1Password found that security professionals who suffer burnout may pose an insider threat to an enterprise.

Although the increased mobility and the ‘learn-from-anywhere’ environment are both positive outcomes, the IT teams who support school districts are faced with the very real challenge of being able to track and manage much larger volumes of valuable assets that are now well outside the security of a school’s network.