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SEC v. SolarWinds: a tipping point for consolidation?

The SEC lawsuit against SolarWinds Corporation and CISO Tim Brown may upend an industry push for consolidation. It also questions whether large public companies providing

The Hidden Hand of the Hacker Market

Unprecedented trends of data breaches reflect a more fundamental shift in the underground criminal market. This article explores trends related to data breaches, the underlying factors driving these trends, and what to expect in the near future.

How the cybersecurity industry has changed with 20 years of Cybersecurity Awareness Month

Every year for the past twenty, October has reminded us about the importance of digital security and empowered everyone to protect their data from digital forms of crime. Towards the end of Cybersecurity Awareness Month we’ll take a look back – and ahead.

Podcast: Defense against the AI Arts

The rise of generative AI products for commercial use is probably the fastest and most controversial of any technological advance in recent history. Governments are

Defense Against the AI Arts

The rise of generative AI products for commercial use is probably the fastest and most controversial of any technological advance in history. Perhaps, as a

Welcome to it-sa

Cyber Protection Magazine and the it-sa Expo & Congress have a common goal – providing dialog platforms for IT security solutions for the largest common

Cybersecurity market heading for a reckoning

The cybersecurity market is heading for a reckoning without serious adjustments to marketing strategies. Recent reports, including one from Dimensional Research, showed large enterprises are

Call for Content: We’re going offline – again.

We have partnered with it-sa365, a printed issue of Cyber Protection Magazine will be distributed there. And you can be part of it!

Bolstering Workforce Security During Summer Holidays

While we all crave relaxed summer getaways, it’s crucial to understand that adversaries never go on vacation. Unlike in schools where criminals take a break,

Kristi Melani talks about cyber responsibility

How companies are helping customers take responsibility for security

The goal of these companies is to make the job of protecting user data easier for the user