As organizations race to integrate AI assistants and copilots into everyday work, a new class of risk is quietly taking root: AI prompt risk — the accidental exposure, manipulation, or misuse of sensitive data through the prompts employees type into AI systems. It’s not hypothetical. In enterprise environments today, risky prompts ...
EDR Is Great… But What Stops an Attacker Who Never Drops Malware? Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) is essential in any modern Windows environment. That part isn’t up for debate. If you operate Windows endpoints at scale without EDR, you are vulnerable to commodity threats by default. But the problem ...
Artificial Intelligence is entering organizations faster than privacy programs can adapt. Teams are using AI to summarize documents, analyze spreadsheets, draft communications, and automate workflows—often without realizing they are moving regulated data into systems that were never considered in the original privacy design. The issue is not that AI creates ...
How do we use AI responsibly, effectively, and defensibly — without losing the human expertise that makes digital forensics unimpeachable? AI tools are reshaping the way modern digital forensics cases are being handled. But rather than becoming reliant on these tools, forensic investigators need to be diligent in checking the work of such tools keeping AI “human-centered”. Yes, ...
As we kick off 2026, Security Operations Centers (SOCs) face a threat landscape that is more dynamic and sophisticated than ever. The rapid adoption of AI by both defenders and attackers, persistent supply chain vulnerabilities, evolving ransomware tactics, and geopolitical tensions are reshaping how we detect, respond, and recover from ...
In 2026, CISOs should prioritize governance and strategy, identity security (IAM), AI‑driven detection and response, ransomware resilience, third‑party risk, cloud security, OT protection, cyber insurance and legal preparedness, workforce training, and personal leadership to build a resilient, compliant, and board‑aligned security program. Who this is for: CISOs, Deputy CISOs, security leaders, and executive ...
If 2025 exposed anything, it’s that attackers are scaling faster than organizations are adapting. The lesson heading into 2026 is clear: resilience is now the true differentiator. Technology alone won’t bridge the gap. Compliance alone won’t close it. What organizations choose to prioritize in 2026 will determine whether they stay ahead ...
Why 2025 Was a Turning Point for Cybersecurity Looking back at 2025, the headlines were relentless: airports disrupted, Fortune 500 companies scrambling, supply-chain breaches rippling across industries, and lawmakers debating how much regulation is “too much.” But when you step back and study the year’s biggest stories collectively, a clearer ...
Every organization has reasons – sometimes practical, sometimes emotional – for delaying security investments. Budgets, convenience, and growth priorities often take center stage, while security gets pushed to “later.” But attackers don’t operate on your timeline. They don’t wait, negotiate, or care about internal challenges. In fact, the very excuses businesses use ...
