As a cybersecurity professional, I have preached the importance of “prevention, detection and response” for years when it comes to cybersecurity strategy. Twenty years ago, the cybersecurity industry’s main focus was on prevention, which makes sense because as a business or individual, ideally, you want to prevent a cyber breach

When we hear about breaches, we assume that attackers used some never-before-seen, zero-day exploit to breach our defenses. This situation is normally far from the truth. While it is true that nation-states hold onto tastily crafted zero days that they use to infiltrate the most nationally significant targets, those targets

We hear from our teams every day regarding how cyberthreats to our enterprise are getting more frequent, more sophisticated and more targeted. Cyber intrusions, specifically publicly reported incidents, are on the rise. It’s easy to tune the warnings out, but we must remain vigilant. Our responsibilities to our clients, shareholders,

When most people thinking of cybersecurity and cybercrime the first thing they might think of is antivirus software or even anti-malware software. Yet how many of the students who collected their GCSEs or A Levels in the summer will know what a CISO is? A cryptographer? A threat hunter? A

IoT represents a cybersecurity vulnerability that organizations can address with five steps to create an IoT-specific security strategy. Organizations risk security when groups outside of IT deploy IoT without informing IT admins, as well as when their IoT initiative is a formal project in pursuit of defined business goals. There