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Jordan Avnaim, Chief Information Security Officer at Entrust, shares strategies CISOs can implement to overcome modern challenges. 

Organizations need to consider how they approach patching as vulnerabilities increase in volume and complexity.

As security leaders navigate increasingly complex technology environments, compliance with new and existing regulations remains a challenge.

Organizations that don’t pivot to an asset-centric security model risk more than exposure — they’re inviting catastrophic breaches.

While companies invest millions in cybersecurity tools and infrastructure, many overlook a critical component of defense: clear, consistent messaging that builds a security-minded culture.

One year after the Change Healthcare breach, it’s time to look at what changed, what didn’t, and what must.

In 2025, business security professionals will likely face three significant trends shaping the way cyber incidents are managed.

Education institutions, just like any business or organization, need to pay careful attention to their cybersecurity posture and that of the third parties they work with.

Just as IT departments have started to get a handle on shadow IT by setting policies for oversight and permissions on the use of applications, a new challenge has emerged — shadow AI.

To combat deepfakes, organizations need to implement fresh approaches to both employee education and cybersecurity.