The infosec workforce is riddled with stress. You need to be right every time, but the bad guys only need to be right once. Security alerts for the “things that are going wrong” spew out of vulnerability scanners by the thousands. Meanwhile, the humans responsible for improving security posture are ... Read More

This is Part 2 of the blog series, Understanding Cyber Resilience. Click here to read Part 1: The 4 Stages of a Breach ... Read More

Most breaches happen because organizations only have a vague understanding of their security posture. That said, getting an accurate and up-to-date view of your attack surface and posture is no easy feat. There are an overwhelming number of assets in today’s enterprises and 100s of ways in which you can ... Read More

Let’s get straight to the point. The main question your board has is, “Are we secure?” As you know, that is an overly simplified and arguably unanswerable question ... Read More

There will always be subjects that we need others to explain to us like we are five years old. Quantum Physics. Super PACs. The Flux Capacitor. For most board members and c-suite personnel, cybersecurity is one of those topics. This presents a difficult challenge for CISOs and CIOs: Your role ... Read More

Software is fragile, people make mistakes, and despite robust investments, any organization can be breached. With enough effort and the right resources, hackers will compromise assets of the most secure enterprises ... Read More

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Whether you’re trying to secure physical property, your personal information, or an enterprise, there is one basic requirement: common sense. Unfortunately, this is something that we humans struggle with from time-to-time. The effects can be disastrous or if you’re lucky, just laughable. Here are 9 hilariously bad security fails ... Read More

Now more than ever, it is critical that security leaders take measures to ensure cyber hygiene across their enterprise. Malicious actors are launching attacks against organizations of all sizes and their employees, who are by and large working remotely in the wake of COVID-19 ... Read More

With the transition to working remotely, subtle laughs we used to share with colleagues throughout the day have become sorely missed. The best place to fit these into our days is now Zoom meetings, where we get to catch up with our coworkers for much-too-short of a time. One of ... Read More