Editorial

Cybersecurity leaders are commanding record budgets, yet their confidence in defending the business is plummeting. This is the central paradox facing today's Chief Information Security Officers. While 85% of organizations increased their security spending in the last year, a staggering 56% of

SOC 2 compliance is often treated as a necessary evil. It's the cost of doing business for any B2B service organization, a checkbox to tick during procurement. Most of the attention goes to the Security criterion, the digital fortress protecting client data. But this focus misses the point.

Introduction Only a few years ago, successful deepfake technology had seemed part of a distant future of a Sci-Fi situation. But things had changed in a world of rapid and unprecedented digital transformation that’s driven forward by artificial intelligence. Because while these innovation o

Throughout history, companies have kept major data breaches in the shadows – sometimes for years – leaving investors oblivious. In one infamous case, Yahoo suffered a 2014 hack affecting hundreds of millions but failed to tell the public until 2016, earning a $35 million fine from the Securities and

Identity and access management is one of the most critical components of cybersecurity. It determines how digital identities are authenticated and authorized to retrieve resources. Industries must prioritize data protection to ensure regulatory compliance and prevent breaches, especially as

Security spending doesn’t fail for lack of funding. It fails repeatedly for lack of strategic prioritization. Every year, organizations pour millions into overlapping tools, poorly integrated platforms, and reactive processes that can’t keep pace with modern threats. The result is unseen exposure, w