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

The increase in remote and hybrid work, the transition from VPNs to zero trust network access and the shift to cloud-based delivery models are causing growth in cybersecurity spend, according to Gartner, Inc.

Maintaining a secure cloud infrastructure requires cybersecurity teams to automate at a pace similar to that of DevOps and take a proactive approach to risk.

A new Coalfire report highlights the gravity of software supply chain risk and provides best practices for software buyers and sellers to effectively mitigate threats.

With hybrid work here to stay, it’s imperative that organizations consider the role that cybersecurity plays in keeping sensitive data safe across the various networks and devices employees utilize. Discover the three areas you should keep in mind to implement a successful security plan in the age of cloud. 

As surveillance moves to the cloud, the terms “cloud” and “edge processing” are being bandied about by dozens of security vendors.

While 95% of businesses are making multi-cloud a strategic priority in 2022 with security being top of mind (96%), only 54% feel highly confident that they have the tools or skills they need to execute, Valtix research reveals.

Is migrating your security to the cloud safe? Understand the shared responsibility model and what you should look for in a cloud provider.

The city will upgrade its IT department security with cloud support and end-user protections for its employees, many of whom work remotely due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

While many people around the country were under stay-at-home orders, many security professionals, classified by the federal government as essential personnel, have continued to report to work during the pandemic. The heart and soul of the physical security business are the nation’s contract security professionals who assume leadership roles – sometimes with lifesaving ramifications – at facilities across country. Security professionals act as the first line of defense against civil unrest, violence, terrorist attacks and the pandemic.