Understanding Cyber Resilience: The 4 Stages of a Breach
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
9 Hilariously Bad Security Fails
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
11 Ways to Strengthen Cyber Hygiene With a Remote Workforce
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
Top 14 Cybersecurity Zoom Backgrounds
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
3 Keys to Having an InfoSec Team That Loves Their Job
InfoSec folks have some of the hardest jobs in the world. They're typically overworked and deal with large amounts of stress as they try to defend an evermore complex corporate attack surface. CISOs in particular face heavy amounts of stress, with 100% reporting that they find their role stressful and ... Read More
Defining and Calculating Cyber Risk
Risk has been a key element of business strategy for hundreds of years. The idea of managing risk can be traced back to games in ancient civilizations, where famous mathematicians like Pascal and Fermat developed the basics of modern probability theories. Entrepreneurs who harnessed and built on these theories formed ... Read More
50 Shades of Gray in Cybersecurity
Nearly 90% of data breaches happen because of poor cybersecurity posture. Unfortunately, a strong cybersecurity posture is not necessarily a function of dollars invested or the number of tools deployed. Organizations struggle to understand and improve their security posture even with an arsenal of cybersecurity products. This is mostly because ... Read More
