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To support and retain the people who protect assets against bad actors, organizations should create a more defensible environment.

Ukraine head of cybersecurity Victor Zhora says the world needs "efficient legal instruments to confront cyber terrorism."

Widespread cyber incidents will happen, but unlike natural disasters, specific security controls can help prevent a catastrophe.

Security vendors, businesses, and US government agencies need to work together to fight ransomware and protect critical infrastructure.

It's not lack of data that's the problem, but the inability to piece it together to truly understand and reduce risk.

Organizations can focus on these key considerations to develop their cybersecurity testing programs sustainably.

With the introduction of generative AI, even more business users are going to create low-code/no-code applications. Prepare to protect them.

Retired hardware and forgotten cloud virtual machines are a trove of insecure confidential data. Here's how to ameliorate that weakness.

Boards love to say they have low risk tolerance, but are they willing to make the expensive and painful decisions to make it truly happen?

The motivations of an attacker help establish what protections to put into place to protect assets.

One way to hide malicious activity is to make it look benign by blending in with regular traffic passing through content delivery networks (CDNs) and cloud service providers, according to a Netskope report.

Being able to trace an incident backward from breach to data source is vital in restoring and improving cybersecurity.

Varun Badhwar, who has brought each of the three startups he founded to the finals of the RSAC Innovation Sandbox, talks about how to see around the corner.

Software developers and application security specialists estimate they are catching only 60% of vulnerabilities, but other measures indicate better results.

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