Cybersecurity Leadership

CISOs can avoid being liable for data breaches by following legal advice, communicating effectively with internal and external stakeholders, and demonstrating commitment to avoid future incidents.

Some well-known companies have already made cybersecurity incident disclosures. They are all non-compliant.

Many organizations are not prepared to respond to all the constituencies that come knocking after a breach or ransomware incident.

Many organizations have an abundance of protective and detective security technology but a lack of process resulting in a low-level of operationalization and integration. This situation used to be tolerated when impacts were secondary losses. But now when an organization faces primary losses that grow exponentially over time, there is a need to achieve resilience by empowering existing security solutions with better context...

Organisations need to have a comprehensive security program in place that focuses on both preparedness and visibility.

77% of enterprises lack a cyber-security incident response plan, and only half of executives comprehend that cyber-resilience affects their brand and reputation.

As cloud adoption increases, the IT skills gap widens and the threat landscape becomes more sophisticated, innovations in SIEM technology will revolutionize the way SOCs perform security analytics.

Dr Guy Bunker, SVP of Products at Clearswift discusses the increasing trend amongst cyber criminals to hold data to ransom and what you should do if your organisation becomes a victim You know something’s gone wrong when you make Equifax’s handling of their data breach look good. In what has arguably topped the list of …

The data breach at credit agency Equifax looks to be one of the biggest in recent times. Industry experts have been quick to criticise both the company's security and its response to the breach.

SMBs must pay attention to their security, avoid becoming part of the statistic of businesses that close because they can’t recover from an incident.

While the financial burden of ransomware payments and data recovery is undeniable, the true cost of a cyberattack goes far beyond immediate expenses.

Here are five "soft side" skills that can elevate the performance of an incident response team, reducing the chance of a costly, or even deadly, cyber attack.

For those hoping to avoid the pay-or-not-to-pay ransomware dilemma, there are three things to focus on that can help CISOs

Sudhakar Ramakrishna became CEO of SolarWinds 5 days before the biggest hack in history, so how did he handle it?

Whether or not security executives lose their jobs in the wake of a major incident, security failure should be seen as a learning opportunity.

Data breaches aren't easy to deal with, particularly if you are of the opinion that companies are people, too. Having seen, been part of, and lent a shoulder to many a breach, here are nine of the common ways that companies tend to respond to breaches.

Every business function seeks to apply finite resources to maximum benefit, and to do that effectively in security, like threats, requires a keen understanding of those costs that are known and those that are hiding.

Suite au piratage d’ampleur dont la société a été victime, les responsables d’Equifax semblent avoir bien du mal à maîtriser correctemen

No one can predict when disaster will strike--but knowing what to expect if it does will buy precious time.