Security & Business Resilience

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This year’s Women in Security honorees drive meaningful change within their organizations and help to shape the future of the security industry.

The Fourth of July is a fitting time to reflect on another kind of independence: the critical, and increasingly endangered, independence of cybersecurity assessments and risk analyses.

Rising trade tensions are prompting businesses to reconfigure their global vendor networks. But in their rush to avoid the impact of tariffs, many are walking straight into fraud.

Attackers increasingly rely on botnet malware to accomplish their objectives. 

There are significant security challenges and opportunities ahead in the era of quantum computing.

Workforce changes are an unavoidable part of doing business, but organizations cannot afford to allow their security controls to lag behind these transitions.

Behind the tariff headlines, cybersecurity experts are watching for something less visible but just as consequential: a wave of state-sponsored cyber operations.

It’s vital that business leaders keep teams engaged, vigilant and turn people into organizations’ first line of defense this summer.

As threats become more sophisticated, cybercriminals are finding ways to get around MFA measures. This poses the question: is MFA enough to protect against modern threats?

Every minute shaved off the remediation process translates to reduced risk and a stronger, more resilient organization.