Cybersecurity Leadership

Defining cyber resilience and how to strengthen it

Zero-trust security should be seen as a strategy to protect high-value assets and is not tied to a specific technology or product, says the model’s creator John Kindervag

Achieving a zero-trust framework is a multi-year maturity mindset, one that requires trust and cooperation to ensure that the framework is built on a solid foundation.

Investing in a robust, well-orchestrated and coordinated cyber security plan is a competitive advantage that can provide valuable returns to your business. Keeping your organization, its people and its data safe is top of mind for every CEO.

Why should SecOps, risk management, and strategy work together? Find out how a unified approach can fortify your digital defenses.

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A comprehensive strategy is required to detect and prevent cyber incidents, and your employees play a crucial role in this effort.

A new study on the current state of cloud-native security found that a considerable number of cloud adopters do not understand the security risks of moving legacy applications to the cloud, opening themselves to a number of cloud-based attacks.

The hope is that these types of committees will tighten collaboration between boards and CISOs and lead to more support and resources for organizations’ cybersecurity strategies.

Complex security issues arise when different clouds and computing models interact.

Effective CISOs need to clearly articulate risk and mitigation strategies in business. They must be clear, precise, and, above all, speak truth to power.

There are so many security tools in place today that there’s a risk that security teams rely too much on their toolsets and not enough on their cybersecurity strategy.

NIST research reveals misconceptions that can affect security professionals — and offers solutions.

With ransomware at an all-time high, companies need to understand that being cyber resilient means going beyond compliance to considering all aspects of a business, from operational continuity to software supply chain security.

Organizations must base their cybersecurity strategies on resilience — the ability to weather an attack with minimal damage to data, finances, and reputation.

Your existing cloud security practices, platforms, and tools will only go so far in protecting the organization from threats inherent to the use of AI's large language models.

Boards have a central role to play, not just in the development of AI policies and processes, but in areas of cybersecurity.

Corporate, public, and non-profit partnerships are key to creating stronger and better cybersecurity strategies.

Francesco Chiarini, founder of High Value Target, explores what cyber resilience truly means for organizations – and how they can achieve it

Comprehensive visibility, employee awareness, proactive threat hunting and actionable threat intelligence are indispensable pillars of a robust cybersecurity strategy and just a few areas that organizations should keep in mind as they build their cybersecurity resilience

Adversary alignment is more than just a strategy; it encourages CISOs and senior decision-makers to look at their security posture in an entirely new light.

Following five success factors can help create a winning strategy for embedding security into the new-product life cycle.

Few organizations would describe cybersecurity as unimportant, yet their cybersecurity strategy often remains overlooked because it needs time and attention to design and implement.

With threats growing in sophistication and frequency, enterprises have adopted a "more is better" mentality.

OT developed as a siloed environment focused on production. Convincing people that OT cybersecurity is required needs collaboration that breaks down the silos.