The rate of compensation gains has slowed from the COVID years, and budgets remain largely static due to economic fears, but CISOs are increasingly gaining executive status and responsibilities.
Автор: Robert Lemos, Contributing Writer
Indian Police Arrest Cybercrime Gang Copycats of Myanmar Biz Model
The region offers attractive conditions: a large pool of tech workers, economic disparity, and weak enforcement of cybercrime laws — all of which attract businesses legitimate and shady.
Companies Look to AI to Tame the Chaos of Event Security, Operations
As the summer event season kicks off, venue managers and security firms aim to make AI part of the solution for keeping control of crowds and protecting against cyber-physical threats.
How AI Is Transforming SASE, Zero Trust for Modern Enterprises
By automating security policies and threat detection while coaching users on data protection, companies will be better able to take control of and protect their data.
Keeping LLMs on the Rails Poses Design, Engineering Challenges
Despite adding alignment training, guardrails, and filters, large language models continue to give up secrets, make unfiltered statements, and provide dangerous information.
Asia Produces More APT Actors, As Focus Expands Globally
China and North Korea-aligned groups account for more than half of global attacks, and an increasing number of countries look to cyber to balance power in the region.
Attacker Specialization Puts Threat Modeling on Defensive
Specialization among threat groups poses challenges for defenders, who now must distinguish between different actors responsible for different facets of an attack.
Hacktivists Make Little Impact During India-Pakistan Conflict
While hacktivists claimed more than 100 successful attacks against Indian government, education, and military targets, the attacks were overblown in most cases and often did not even happen.
Hacktivists Make Little Impact During India-Pakistan Conflict
While hacktivists claimed more than 100 successful attacks against Indian government, education, and military targets, the attacks were overblown in most cases and often did not even happen.
NSO Group’s Legal Loss May Do Little to Curtail Spyware
The $168 million judgment against NSO Group underscores how citizens put little store in the spyware industry’s justifications for circumventing security — but will it matter?