organizational resilience

Consolidation is coming to corporate security technology

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Consolidation is coming to corporate security technology

Those old enough to remember the software industry in the 1980s might recall some names from days gone by: Lotus 1-2-3, Harvard Graphics, :ccMail and WordPerfect. At its peak, Lotus 1-2-3 had an overwhelming market share and had won the spreadsheet wars. WordPerfect was the enterprise standard for word processing and :ccMail was one of the dominant email systems of the decade. And Harvard Graphics? As the first presentation software to gain widespread acceptance in…

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To pay or not to pay? Negotiating in the age of ransomware

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To pay or not to pay? Negotiating in the age of ransomware

In 2023, more than 2,200 networks across United States hospitals, schools and government organizations, as well as thousands of private businesses, were breached by cybercriminals. With another record-breaking year for ransomware and data extortion in the rearview mirror, organizations of all sizes are preparing for when they’ll need to make their big payout in 2024. But what if paying the ransom wasn’t the only way out?  There’s often room to negotiate with threat actors or,…

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Unveiling common ransomware attack methods to secure your organization

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Unveiling common ransomware attack methods to secure your organization

With ransomware payments hitting a record $1.1 billion last year, it’s no wonder why it’s top of mind for most business leaders. Instead of wondering whether or not they’ll be hit with a ransomware attack, leaders need to be building a strategy for what to do when an attack is attempted on their business. The question isn’t “Will I get hit with ransomware?” it is “What will I do when it happens?” For years, the…

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Building digital trust with ISACA's framework

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Building digital trust with ISACA's framework

In today’s digital landscape, organizations must navigate a complex web of challenges, from cybersecurity threats and data privacy concerns to the integration of emerging technologies. Establishing trust in their digital ecosystems is paramount for success, but achieving this can be daunting. Frameworks are the cornerstones of organizational effectiveness, providing standardized approaches to tackle challenges, achieve objectives and streamline processes. They offer pre-defined structures, methodologies, and tools that facilitate collaboration, promote efficiency and empower robust risk…

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The power of partnerships

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The power of partnerships

Throughout the day to day operations of a business or organization, it can be easy for different departments to work independently; however, when it comes to developing an effective security strategy, working cooperatively is indispensable. Whether it is collaborating with other departments or with outside organizations, building and maintaining partnerships is mission critical. “It’s impossible to do everything yourself,” says Jay Gruber, Associate Vice-President for Public Safety and Chief Public Safety Officer at Georgetown University….

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Stay a step ahead with the missing link in cybercrime defense: OSINT

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Stay a step ahead with the missing link in cybercrime defense: OSINT

Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) require a comprehensive set of tools, services and skilled people to succeed in the never-ending battle against cybercrime. They stand as the last line of defense to protect their organizations from losing data, money, reputation and, in extreme cases, the business itself. Adding OSINT-driven threat intelligence to the CISO toolkit can be a game-changer, delivering insights that enable a more proactive rather than reactive approach to cybercrime defenses. Whether launched…

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Building cyber resilience through cyber tabletop exercises

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Building cyber resilience through cyber tabletop exercises

Regular Cyber Tabletop Exercise (CTTX) drills act like a cyberattack simulation, revealing vulnerabilities and honing response skills before real attacks strike. By simulating diverse threats, from phishing scams to ransomware outbreaks, CTTX expose gaps in plans and strengthen overall organizational resiliency. A cybersecurity sandbox lets organizations refine their incident response playbook and ensure seamless integration with broader security strategies. Imagine peering into a microscope to examine the inner-workings of a cyberattack. CTTX do just that,…

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Recognizing the hidden costs of a security program

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Recognizing the hidden costs of a security program

The costs associated with a security program almost always solely rely on the hefty price tags of security tools and the security headcount needed to support them. What these budgets fail to include is the hidden expenses of operationalizing security. In most cases, hidden costs are at scales greater than those seen on financial sheets — and decision makers must be fully aware of the true impact security has on an organization’s bottom line if…

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4 practices CISOs should prioritize in their mobile security strategy

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4 practices CISOs should prioritize in their mobile security strategy

In an era where cyber threats are evolving at an alarming pace, the role of a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) has never been more critical. Today, CISOs are the guardians of an organization’s digital assets, and in this role, they face a very daunting task — they’re being called to protect sensitive data, maintain customer trust and ensure business continuity without introducing friction. In the case of banks and financial institutions, this trove of…

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5 crucial cybersecurity resolutions to embrace this World Backup Day

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5 crucial cybersecurity resolutions to embrace this World Backup Day

World Backup Day is coming up on March 31st. But let’s face it: like most commemorative dates, it’s a fluffy holiday standing in for a critical idea — businesses and individuals need to take data security way more seriously than they currently do. Against a backdrop of rising cybercrime, this is especially true. Cybercrime’s global cost will skyrocket over the next four years, going from $9.22 trillion in 2024 to $13.82 trillion in 2028. And…

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