The protected health information (PHI) entrusted to healthcare providers is more valuable than credit card numbers to cyber criminals. Why? Because medical records contain a cache of sensitive information. Healthcare attacks are a hot commodity for nefarious actors since that data can easily be monetized through fraudulent billing, blackmail, filing false tax

Today’s cybersecurity architectures prioritize perimeter security and activity monitoring, which takes away the proper focus of what cybercriminals are targeting, the data. This legacy approach was an afterthought to protect users from unsophisticated attacks intended to show off technical prowess. Hacking was ego fueled rather than profit motivated. Unfortunately, modern

With the emergence of generative models, and large language models (LLMs) in particular, and the meteoric rise in the popularity of ChatGPT, there once again are calls for more security regulation.  As expected, the immediate reaction to a new and unexplored technology is fear, which may result in regulatory overreaction. Although

We live in an age in which technology promises to shape the future. The near-constant flow of innovation makes it challenging for many business leaders to keep up. In this regard, cybersecurity leaders—particularly, chief information security officers (CISOs)—tend to stand out from their executive peers. This group has made a

As cybersecurity threats exploit vulnerabilities in our digital spaces, increasing awareness of these threats among citizens can act as a much-needed first line of defense. However, cyber awareness efforts must be coupled with encouraging behavioral change—for improving risky online behaviors can be the first step towards protecting even the most vulnerable communities.