Ask a CIO how many AI tools their organization uses, and they’ll likely name a few approved platforms. Ask their security team to actually measure it, and the number is usually far higher. Browser extensions that rewrite emails, meeting bots that record and transcribe calls, AI features quietly switched on inside existing SaaS applications, coding […]
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So it’s time to replace your SIEM — what now? Replacing a SIEM is a major decision for an organization. The decision to do so is usually the result of a combination of factors including product functionality, cost and vendor relationship. And now more than ever, best-in-class security operations require a modern SIEM solution that […]
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Customer identity is no longer just a login—it’s a business enabler. This North American study from Datos Insights reveals how leading financial institutions are transforming CIAM from a technical platform into a strategic driver of fraud reduction, secure open banking, and measurable operational efficiency. Discover how innovative CIAM solutions are evolving into unified business enablement […]
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For many CISOs, the board presentation is the most consequential 20 minutes of the quarter. It shapes how directors perceive security risk, how much they’re willing to invest and how much they trust the security leader. Yet most CISOs receive little guidance on how to build a board report that works. This guide covers the […]
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The average organization now runs on dozens or even hundreds of SaaS applications: email and collaboration suites, CRM, HR systems, file sharing, finance platforms, developer tools and a growing number of AI services. These applications hold some of the company’s most sensitive data. Yet security for them often depends on hundreds of individual settings, configured […]
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Most organizations now depend on hundreds or even thousands of vendors, from cloud platforms and SaaS applications to payment processors, contractors and AI providers. Each one is a potential path into your systems or your data. Major breaches increasingly start not with a direct attack, but with a compromised supplier, software update or service provider. […]
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Phishing works by tricking a person into following malicious instructions disguised as legitimate ones. Prompt injection does the same thing to AI. And as organizations give AI assistants and agents access to email, documents, browsers and business systems, it is quickly becoming one of the most important security risks in the enterprise. How prompt injection […]
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It happens thousands of times a day in most organizations. A sales rep pastes a customer contract into a chatbot to summarize it. An engineer pastes proprietary code to debug an error. A finance analyst uploads a spreadsheet of unreleased results to build a chart. An HR manager asks an AI tool to rewrite a […]
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The most dangerous moment in a vendor relationship is often the one nobody thinks about: the day the contract is signed. Once a vendor is connected to your systems, holding your data and embedded in your operations, your leverage to demand security improvements drops sharply. Problems discovered later are harder, slower and more expensive to […]
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Not long ago, buying cyber insurance meant filling out a short application and checking a few boxes. Those days are over. After years of heavy ransomware losses, insurers have become far more selective about who they cover, how much they cover and what controls they require. Renewal season now feels more like a security audit […]
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Boards are paying closer attention to cybersecurity than ever. High-profile breaches, ransomware attacks that halt operations, regulatory disclosure requirements and growing personal accountability for directors have moved cyber risk firmly onto the board agenda. Yet many CISOs still struggle in the boardroom. They present vulnerability counts, patching percentages and threat landscape slides, and directors nod […]
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