organizational resilience

Using Cybersecurity Awareness Month to build a strong culture

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Using Cybersecurity Awareness Month to build a strong culture

It’s hard to believe we’ve reached the 20th anniversary of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and yet, here we are. Over the years, the cybersecurity landscape has shifted dramatically, and with it, the need for organizations to cultivate a strong cyber awareness culture. As threats continue to grow more and more sophisticated — spanning everything from phishing schemes to large-scale ransomware attacks — a robust awareness culture is not just beneficial but a critical line of defense…

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Learning from leaders across sectors

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Learning from leaders across sectors

From implementing effective emergency preparedness to navigating today’s cyber landscape, the role of the enterprise security leader requires a continual education to be apprised of best practices and ensure program success from the top down. In addition to networking, leaders in the security industry can benefit from lessons learned by their peers in a variety of sectors and the security field as whole. In Security magazine’s monthly Solutions by Sector live webinar series, an editorial…

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The three T's of device lifecycle management

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The three T's of device lifecycle management

In today’s highly technological world, devices are at the heart of organizational operations. Whether it’s a sophisticated surveillance camera with advanced features or a simple access control panel, the smooth functioning of these devices is critical for seamless operations across the enterprise. The failure of even a single device can trigger a cascade of frustration and reduced productivity. This is why effective device lifecycle management is so important; it can prevent disruptions and enhance both…

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Where do CISOs stand in an era cyberattacks and intense scrutiny?

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Where do CISOs stand in an era cyberattacks and intense scrutiny?

Cybersecurity has no doubt entered the national dialogue when it comes to economic or even national security issues. By nature, cyber is a deeply technical endeavor, but organizational culture surrounding security has become as important as the tech wizardry itself. This is evidenced by Microsoft’s recent testimony before the House Homeland Security Committee around alleged security lapses (for instance, the tech giant was mired in the headline-grabbing SolarWinds breach that touched government agencies). It has…

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Integrate red, blue and purple teams into cyber resilience strategy

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Integrate red, blue and purple teams into cyber resilience strategy

Given the relentless pace of the security industry, prevention of cyber threats demands that organizations properly understand and implement red, blue and purple team exercises.  With increasing pressure on organizations to adopt cutting-edge technology and assemble teams to tackle evolving threats, it is crucial to pause and reflect before integrating red, blue or purple teams. It is essential to grasp their current significance, evolution and the responsible incorporation of these teams into a security resilience…

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Liars in the wires: Getting the most from GenAI without getting duped

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Liars in the wires: Getting the most from GenAI without getting duped

Before, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) required programming languages. Now, simple text interfaces enable everyone to interact with powerful models that are seemingly limitless. A University of California, San Diego study found that GPT4 has passed the TuringTest, with 54% of participants mistaking GPT4s responses as coming from a human. Many of the latest AI enabled tools can make you feel like you’ve mastered new subjects far and wide, unlocking vast riches and…

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4 steps organizations can take to get started with AI-powered SecOps

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4 steps organizations can take to get started with AI-powered SecOps

Cybersecurity is under siege. While 74% of security leaders recognize the growing threat of AI-powered cyberattacks, only 40% feel confident in their ability to defend against them. The latest AI tools are making highly personalized phishing attacks and the ability to change the signatures and hashes associated with malware files easier than before. Not to mention, methods to identify exactly when and where AI is being applied are scarce. This leaves CISOs racing against the…

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Only 5% of business leaders report seamless connectivity

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Only 5% of business leaders report seamless connectivity

A survey of 500 enterprise leaders across six countries (United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Japan, Canada and Australia) highlights the relationship between connectivity and cybersecurity. The research asserts that better connectivity improves an organization’s chances of defending against cyberattacks, as 38% of organizations with excellent connectivity are among industry leaders for cybersecurity performance. When an organization has good connectivity, only 22% are considered industry leaders.  However, only 5% of business leaders report seamless connectivity across…

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Only 25% of organizations are prepared to manage a DDoS attack

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Only 25% of organizations are prepared to manage a DDoS attack

OPSWAT and Dark Survey collaborated on a survey revealing IT and corporate leadership concerns about organizational preparedness. Survey responses indicate a lack of preparedness for evolving cybersecurity threats, as only 25% of respondents feel their organization is fully equipped to manage DDoS attacks. For threats such as botnets, Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs), API security issues and zero-day malware, the expressed preparedness level is even lower.  Many respondents report experiencing attacks as well. These include:  24%…

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Nashville man charged with aiding North Korean “laptop farms”

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Nashville man charged with aiding North Korean “laptop farms”

A man from Nashville, Tennessee, has been charged for his attempts to generate revenue for North Korea’s illicit weapons program. The man is charged with conspiracy to damage protected computers, conspiracy to commit wire fraud, conspiracy to launder monetary instruments, and conspiracy to cause the unlawful employment of aliens. He has also been charged with intentional damage to protected computers and aggravated identity theft.  Craig Jones, Vice President of Security Operations at Ontinue, comments, “This…

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