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Cryptocurrency firms are not immune from regulatory and legal obligations. Three best practices, however, can help firms ensure compliance and minimize regulatory risks.

A cross-disciplinary effort of change is needed to attract new professionals in the coming decade.

Thoma Bravo’s acquisition of ForgeRock points to a larger trend of identity management across enterprise security teams.

Financial institutions can avoid becoming the next victim of a costly cyberattack by leveraging automation and existing legislation. Automation can help to mitigate risk when handling personal client information by storing records efficiently and securely, Kayne McGladrey, senior member of professional association for electronics engineers IEEE and field chief information security officer at Hyperproof, told […]

Ransomware descended from the tool used in the Colonial Pipeline attack in 2021 has been leveraging new tools, tactics, and procedures. What does this evolving threat mean for its potential targets?

CISOs empathize with the unenviable position schools are in as they confront ransomware. The right capabilities could make a big difference.

The IEEE flags some unanswered questions that need to be addressed in the move to connected vehicles. By Megan Lampinen

With experts suggesting that quantum computers will decrypt public key algorithms by 2030, quantum risk cryptography is becoming vital.

Earning a master's degree in cybersecurity can be one path to earning a six-figure salary, but trainings and certifications can also get you there.

Save the date for a very special “The CISO Experience” hosted by myself with our star guest Kayne McGladrey taking a Macro Economic view of the industry. Kayne...

The cybersecurity market continues to grow as the number of cyber attacks increases every year and talent numbers fall short.

Members of the Foundry/IDG Influencer Network weigh in on this increasingly important technology.

Kayne has recently featured in Onalytica's Who is Who in Cybersecurity report.

IT and security leaders take proactive approaches to secure and protect IT environments amid the evolving threat landscape.

API permissions, AI data set bias, device pervasiveness and physical access are all considerations IoT developers should add to the design process.

And we thought 2021 was already bad enough.

Heading into 2022, business leaders and security professionals have many challenges to deal with. For many, the year ahead will feel like the movie “Groundhog Day,” as most businesses and organizations continue to work to find a proportional response to ransomware.

Thinkers360 2022 Predictions for Cybersecurity are part of a series providing actionable insights for business and technology executives

Kayne McGladrey, senior member of IEEE, offers valuable tips on how supply chains can shore up their cybersecurity at a time when threats from hackers are greater than ever. Global supply chains have been under intense strain in recent months, a situation that has been made even worse by the growth of cyber attacks, especially in the form of ransomware. The transportation sector, which has been largely deregulated, needs to adopt recommendations by industry and government organizations for implementing measures that they might have overlooked . . .

To reduce the chances of falling victim to large-scale cyber attacks, organizations must identify and mitigate threats. Learn why a framework is necessary.