organizational resilience

The new security model: A blueprint for successful SASE deployment

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The new security model: A blueprint for successful SASE deployment

Greg Rosenke via Unsplash A decade ago, managing network and security architecture was far simpler. Employees worked primarily from corporate offices, and applications resided within on-premises data centers. The security perimeter was well-defined, making traditional security models effective in protecting enterprise assets. Fast forward to today, and the landscape has changed dramatically. Digital transformation initiatives, cloud adoption and the exponential rise in remote work have diminished the traditional security perimeter. Many enterprise applications have migrated…

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State of ransomware: Evolving threats and strategies to stay safe

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State of ransomware: Evolving threats and strategies to stay safe

Ransomware in 2025 is no longer just a cybersecurity challenge — it has escalated into a global crisis affecting economies, governments, and essential services. From multinational corporations to hospitals and schools, no organization is immune to these increasingly sophisticated attacks. According to Cohesity’s Global Cyber Resilience Report, 69% of organizations paid a ransom in the past year, emphasizing the urgent need for stronger defenses against cybercriminals. Recent and notable attacks Over the past year, ransomware…

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78% of CISOs are experiencing impact from from AI cyber threats

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78% of CISOs are experiencing impact from from AI cyber threats

The 2025 State of AI Cybersecurity report from Darktrace discusses the shifting role of artificial intelligence (AI) in cybersecurity, featuring insights from more than 1,500 security professionals globally. According to the report, 78% of Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) are seeing impacts from AI-driven cyber threats. This represents a 5% increase from 2024.  Although AI-fueled threats are impacting more CISOs, more than 60% of them feel sufficiently prepared to defend against such threats (nearly a…

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Cybersecurity needs more than strong tech, it needs strong messaging

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Cybersecurity needs more than strong tech, it needs strong messaging

The most advanced security technology can’t protect an organization if employees click on phishing links or use weak passwords. While companies invest millions in cybersecurity tools and infrastructure, many overlook a critical component of defense: clear, consistent messaging that builds a security-minded culture. According to Verizon’s 2023 Data Breach Investigations Report, 74% of breaches stem from human elements, highlighting how technical controls alone fall short. Organizations need strategic communication to create awareness, drive behavioral change,…

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Unpacking data breaches: Insights from security experts

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Unpacking data breaches: Insights from security experts

Robert S. Mueller, III, former Director of the FBI, is quoted as saying, “There are only two types of companies: Those that have been hacked and those that will be hacked.” As technology expands, devices diversify and systems become interconnected, the threat of a data breach grows all the more serious for an organization. Here, Security magazine talks with two cyber experts about mitigating the risks of data breaches and mobile data breaches. Data breaches…

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Priorities and misconceptions: Improving security posture in 2025

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Priorities and misconceptions: Improving security posture in 2025

Protecting enterprises from data breaches, patching vulnerabilities, and addressing phishing or zero day attacks is no easy feat. Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) and their security teams must work 24/7/365 to ensure their organization’s networks and sensitive corporate data remain secure and out of the hands of nefarious actors. CISOs’ priorities vary depending on the size of their organization and whether it operates in a highly regulated industry such as healthcare or finance, and the…

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Reducing the lifespan of digital certificates

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Reducing the lifespan of digital certificates

In this episode of The Security Podcasts featuring Tim Callan, Co-Chair at CA/Browser Forum and Chief Compliance Officer at Sectigo, we discuss the current state of digital certificate lifespans as well as the support for reducing them. “If you look at SSL certificates, for example, once upon a time, there was no limit at all. You could get a 10 year certificate. That was first capped, and it was capped at three, and then it…

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Looking Ahead to 2025

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Looking Ahead to 2025

With each New Year comes new challenges and concerns. This year is no different as security professionals prepare to respond to those challenges as well as the opportunities brought on by technological advancements and an ever-evolving threat landscape. I asked some security leaders to share their thoughts on trends and concerns they see becoming a top priority for security teams in the coming year.  “Ongoing concerns that ‘core’ U.S. values relating to social norms and…

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Report: Software security awareness training is at an all-time low

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Report: Software security awareness training is at an all-time low

Black Duck has released its annual Building Security In Maturity Model (BSIMM) report, investigating how different sectors (including financial services, healthcare, IoT and technology) are addressing modern software security challenges. This report considers software security practices from more than 120 organizations and represents the work of 11,100 security professionals, who are supporting a total of 270,000 developers and protecting 96,000 applications.  100% of the organizations in the 2008 BSIMM report conducted training for software security awareness….

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Beginning the AI Conversation

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Beginning the AI Conversation

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has catapulted further into the corporate conversation with the introduction of ChatGPT and other large language, generative AI models now in the mainstream and accessible to the general public. In February 2024, a Canadian court ordered Air Canada to pay damages to a customer after the company’s virtual AI assistant gave the customer incorrect information regarding bereavement pricing for tickets. A current criminal case in a Maryland court brought charges against a…

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