Security & Business Resilience

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It’s no secret that we’re facing a critical cybersecurity talent shortage. Despite persistent outcry from security leaders and experts, it’s only getting worse.

A new report analyzed the most prevalent cyberattack trends and identified an 87% increase in the total number of attacks over the course of last year.

Now is the time to secure non-human identities — access tokens, integrations and authentication tools — to prevent future cyberattacks.

As a constantly evolving form of malware, ransomware attacks only grow in sophistication and find new ways to steal business-critical data.

With talk of a possible global recession this year, security professionals need to start anticipating the potential impacts to securing their organizations.

Senior security leaders themselves must be willing to continuously learn how to strengthen their leadership abilities and inspire their teams.

By having developer and security teams work together at the start of a project, security measures can be integrated in real-time saving both teams time and frustration. 

Some organizations view ChatGPT and other AI technologies as a potential cybersecurity tool others say it comes with cybersecurity risk.

New and emerging types of technologies with insufficient-to-no security controls are being widely adopted by organizations of all types, bringing more fraud pathways.

Whether witnessing a growth in demand or investing to conquer new markets, keeping track of everything that comes with scaling can be extremely tricky.