Identity compromise drives nearly 90% of breaches. Here's why cyber recovery has to start with identity—-and why most organizations aren't ready for that.

Most organizations overestimate their cyber resilience while investing in areas that don't match how they're actually being attacked, new survey data reveals.

Samantha Hanreck, associate consultant for AI business strategy at the Cyber Security Institute and Rejoice van der Walt, CEO & co-founder, AI Nexus Research, Training and Consultancy. From the urgent ...

More than four in five US physicians (83%) have experienced some form of a cyber attack, according to new research released today by the American Medical Association (AMA) and Accenture. Fifty-five ...

Despite fresh tweaks to Turkey’s cybersecurity infrastructure, mass data breaches continue. No surprise, say experts, when policy is not implemented and the security culture goes unchallenged. In ...

What happened to the fierce urgency of now -- when it comes to protecting the nation's computer networks? Two months ago, President Obama declared that it was time the country had one official to ...

Will AI make cybersecurity obsolete or is Silicon Valley confabulating again?

Emma Carter, CEO of WestSpring IT, outlines why cyber security is now a board-level issue for SMEs, highlighting the growing risks, financial impact of breaches, and the need for ...

Cargo crime and cybersecurity now intersect, with digital identity and compromised systems enabling coordinated physical thefts in trucking.