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 Organizations and their security functions are seeing challenges with the return to office shift and hardening job market.

Within the security industry, a true thought leader is willing to share both successes and failures.

Jay Pasteris, CIO and CISO at GreenPages, talks to Security magazine about how CISOs can make cybersecurity a board-level imperative. 

If the decision-makers aren’t speaking the same language, how can they be expected to make informed decisions about cybersecurity?

Developing an intelligence model for your security function will drive informed decision-making and aid in operational continuity.

Learn about a few common MFA pitfalls attackers can take advantage of:

Being alert and anticipative – conducting regular cybersecurity drills, for example – is as essential as prioritization, cyber-resilience and adaptiveness in improving the security mindset of an organization. 

Manufacturing phases that run on off-site cloud servers come with added security concerns.

Cybersecurity teams are bogged down by alert fatigue and a lack of attack surface visibility. Leveraging the cyberattacker perspective can help reduce IT security risk.

Insights gained by analyzing proof of life videos can be invaluable for security professionals who are considering deployment of staff to high risk, low infrastructure regions.