How CISOs are preparing to tackle 2022
We asked security decision-makers about their top security concerns, topics they are most interested in, and investments for 2022.
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Build a stronger cybersecurity team through diversity and training
Heath Adams, Chief Executive Officer at TCM Security, offers practical advice on how to build a security team. -
Destructive malware targeting Ukrainian organizations
Microsoft Threat Intelligence Center (MSTIC) has identified evidence of a destructive malware operation targeting multiple organizations in Ukraine. -
Learn about 4 approaches to comprehensive security that help leaders be fearless
The last 18 months have put pressure on organizations to speed up their digital transformation as hybrid work continues to become the new normal. -
Align your security and network teams to Zero Trust security demands
Get expert advice on how to bridge gaps between your SOC and NOC and enable Zero Trust security in today’s rapidly evolving threat landscape. -
What you need to know about how cryptography impacts your security strategy
Taurus SA Co-founder and Chief Security Officer Jean-Philippe “JP” Aumasson shares how the discipline of cryptography will impact cybersecurity strategy. -
A report on NOBELIUM’s unprecedented nation-state attack
In the final post of a four-part series on the NOBELIUM nation-state attack, we explore key findings from the after-action report on the attack. -
Your guide to mobile digital forensics
Cellebrite Senior Director of Digital Intelligence Heather Mahalik offers an inside look at mobile forensics and shares how to think about the function in your organization. -
Best practices for AI security risk management
Today, we are releasing an AI security risk assessment framework as a step to empower organizations to reliably audit, track, and improve the security of the AI systems. -
New research shows IoT and OT innovation is critical to business but comes with significant risks
This year the need for much improved IoT and OT cybersecurity has become even more clear with the recent and now famous attacks. -
Improve kernel security with the new Microsoft Vulnerable and Malicious Driver Reporting Center
Windows 10 and Windows 11 have continued to raise the security bar for drivers running in the kernel. -
New Secured-core servers are now available from the Microsoft ecosystem to help secure your infrastructure
With cyberattacks continuing to rise, the need for secure computing has never been more important.
