2023 is shaping up to be another challenging year for cybersecurity defenders. Although some will say they hear this every year, this time is different. Attackers are not cutting back and have increased access to nation-state-style tactics. Ransomware is also showing no sign of slowing down. An unstable economic climate

As they strive to keep pace with today’s customer-centric marketing, many organizations are responsible for protecting a huge quantity of personal and confidential data. Consumers often view sharing their confidential data with businesses as a necessary evil—they want to receive personalized marketing pieces, but they are concerned that their information

In a world where you are increasingly reliant upon technology, there are many more cybersecurity risks that you’re faced with. Cybersecurity breaches can put your financial and personal information at risk, among many other things. Here are a few ways to help you take your cybersecurity more seriously. Know the

CISOs need to report the key security performance and risk indicators to executive teams in way that they find meaningful and actionable. A core pillar of a mature cyber risk program is the ability to measure, analyze, and report cybersecurity threats and performance. That said, measuring cybersecurity is not easy.

Despite the pandemic seeming to ease slightly, 2022 was another year plagued with unknowns and disruption. From global conflict and cybercrime to ongoing supply chain challenges, the only certainty appears to be uncertainty. And as expected, in the world of cybersecurity, bad actors continued to take advantage of the disruption and exploit