Security & Business Resilience

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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. 

A concentration of cyber risk and an increase in the exploitation of third-party vulnerabilities may pose a threat to national security and the global economy. 

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. 

With security teams perpetually short-staffed and the rate of cybersecurity breaches on the rise, effectively managing alerts is critical. 

A sophisticated phishing campaign is bypassing multi-factor authentication in order to target Meta business accounts. 

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.