A newly released report, Forrester’s The State of Cyber, 2024 finds about 83% of organizations currently maintain cybersecurity insurance, and such policyholders tend to possess improved ability to detect and respond to attacks.

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A Styra survey found that policy-as-code is vital for organizations' preventative security and compliance objectives.

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The majority of of IT security managers see the use of AI in security tools as helpful rather than a threat they must defend against.

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When finding security vulnerabilities within software built by in-house developers, there’s good reason to believe that development teams, thanks in part to the help of AI tools, are actually “shifting left” when developing secure code. At least, that’s one of the findings from a survey of 1,001 senior technology executives commissioned by GitLab, Inc. The..

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If a new survey from API and application protection vendor ThreatX is accurate, a majority of U.S. consumers are less likely to work with a company following a data breach. At least, they claim that they are. The ThreatX survey highlighted consumers’ evolving attitudes toward data breach concerns and their purported willingness to pay more..

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Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky recently published an analysis that detailed how a North Korean threat actor, which it called the BlueNoroff group, is stealing cryptocurrency by bypassing the “Mark of the Web” flag security feature within the Windows operating system. Kaspersky’s advisory is only the latest in a string of cybersecurity research pointing to North Korean..

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NIST’s popular cybersecurity framework is finally ready for space. Well, not really outer space—but it will be applied to the security of ground satellite command-and-control systems. In recent years, the security of satellites has caught the attention of the military and lawmakers. Col. Jennifer Krolikowski, chief information officer at U.S. Space Systems Command, U.S. Space..

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Modern medical devices are complex, networked and often vulnerable to attack. With that in mind, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has funded the development of a playbook for threat modeling by the Medical Device Innovation Consortium (MDIC) and MITRE. The playbook is designed to help health care organizations and medical device manufacturers identify..

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Connected devices bring organizations more information and convenience, but they also increase an organization’s attack surface—and medical devices are no different. According to a survey released by reviews platform provider Capterra, as health care organizations connect more medical devices to their network, they are also attacked more often. Capterra’s 2022 Medical IoT Survey was conducted..

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