Logical Security

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A study has found that increased technological and organizational complexity is contributing to new identity risks that security leaders must manage. 

The artificial intelligence landscape is constantly shifting, presenting unique challenges and opportunities for CISOs.

What might have once seemed like an unavoidable security debt is now leaving vulnerabilities open to exploitation and manipulation.

Technology within the corporate security industry is ripe for consolidation and a better way to operate.

Security leaders should consider these five things that can help them protect the business.

Threat hunting is not a set-it-and-forget-it operation; it is an ongoing journey that adapts as the threat landscape shifts. 

Cyber attribution — finding exactly who perpetrated a given cyberattack — has seemingly become a cybersecurity goal in and of itself. But do organizations really need to know?

As with any cybersecurity incident, preparation is key — ransomware is no exception. In fact, an ounce of prevention is worth a ton of cure. 

While zero-knowledge architecture has already gained traction in the security sphere, now is the time for all industries to bolster the protection of user data. 

Instead of wondering whether or not they’ll be hit with a ransomware attack, leaders need to be building a strategy for what to do when an attack is attempted on their business.