Security leadership
New Survey: IT and Security leaders want more IT Freedom for employees, but also stricter IT Security
In one of the first major surveys of IT and Security professionals since the Covid19 pandemic, Hysolate together with independent global survey organisation Global Surveyz interviewed 200 IT and Security leaders at ...
Remote workforce, web portal, and DevSecOps: Three focus areas for cybersecurity
According to the 2020 Deloitte-NASCIO Cybersecurity Study for state governments, 54 percent of states are not confident in their ability to protect emerging technology. Traditional cybersecurity approaches can result in singularly focused ...
5 Tools to Make the Case for Security Budget
Of all the headaches CISOs deal with daily (and we know there are many!), making a hard-fought case for an appropriate security budget is one they often have to contend with annually ...
Women in Cybersecurity No Longer an ‘Anomaly’
Truth be told, there are many women in cybersecurity who are tired of talking about women in the industry as if they are anomalies. For many female professionals, it’s far past the ...
Why CISOs Need a Mentor (and What They Can Learn From One)
After more than a decade of researching and writing about security leadership, naturally I have a lot of security executives in my network. One theme I note that is popping up more ...
How To Avoid a RAT Infestation
This is not a discussion on how to prevent or get rid of those large rodents that cause grown adults to scream like little children when they come scurrying across the floor ...
CyberSecurity 2028: By Default, By Design
In her keynote at the RSA Conference this year, futurist and game designer Jane McGonigal said: any useful statement about the future should at first seem ridiculous. In the post-RSAC recovery period, ...
