Business continuity, security awareness, visibility and patch management are four strategies for cybersecurity leaders to protect their organizations against ransomware.

What can K-12 school systems and higher education institutions do to implement a zero trust environment to boost cybersecurity defenses?

In this The Security Podcasts episode, Kevin A. McGrail, Cloud Fellow at Dito, talks the importance of cybersecurity awareness and a communicative organizational culture.

Ireland’s data privacy regulator has fined Meta roughly $275 million for failing to prevent a 2019 data breach that affected more than 500 million Facebook users.

While organizations must install a culture of DevSecOps to realize all of zero trust's benefits, technology and automation do not pose any hurdles to implementing these principles.

Closing the cybersecurity skills gap requires a two-pronged approach to cyber best practices and education, leveraging the cloud and automation.

By evaluating the risks of your information and reputation across the new business and technical realities of today, you can more successfully manage and govern your business.  

To guard against cybercrime, it’s critical to monitor and assess every secret window into your organization’s operations. For most, these gateways are in the supply chain among third parties. 

Cloud networks present a challenge to CISOs, who must protect expanded attack surfaces against a number of cybersecurity vulnerabilities.

To ensure connected environments are secure for everyone to operate with full privacy, governments, the technology community and corporate boardrooms need to invest in digital trust.