While most people would not think of the insurance sector as a focus for cyberattacks, new findings show that the industry may have a serious security problem. The recently released Cyber Insurance Risk in 2022 report from Black Kite shows that 82% of the largest insurance carriers are the focus of ransomware

Even just a few years ago, many companies would have scoffed at the notion that they needed to have a cybersecurity strategy that outlined how they would recover should their data be compromised. It just wasn’t something that most companies thought was a risk for them. Fast forward to today,

In recent weeks President Biden issued a statement encouraging organizations to level up their cyber defenses in what he called “a critical moment to improve domestic cybersecurity and bolster national resilience.” The following week, the federal budget proposal for FY2023 was released with a nearly $11 billion line item for cybersecurity measures. These announcements

Complex systems can break in complex ways. However, this statement is not easily quantified in cybersecurity, where it is better rephrased: “With each layer of software integration, a system inches closer to disaster.” This is counterintuitive because these tools are promoted as improvements. More automation, virtualization and other enhancements lead

Cybersecurity jobs are being created at a quicker rate than they can be filled. Today’s businesses must commit a growing amount of time, money, and skill to identifying and combating cyberattacks. As a result, the need for qualified cybersecurity workers has increased dramatically. Here are 5 reasons why you should pursue a