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Modern software rarely breaks in obvious places anymore. That is what makes security feel so unnerving. The most dangerous bugs are often quiet, buried under layers of logic, harmless-looking functions, rushed integrations, and tiny assumptions no on

I always get a warm and fuzzy feeling inside when I see rival cybercriminal organizations undermining each other!  The infamous ShinyHunters criminal group hacked the Russian CLOP group’s darkweb site, claims to have stolen data and is demanding a ma

I am far less concerned about sentient AI deciding to destroy humankind and more worried that fellow humans will deliberately direct smart AI systems to target, control, or obliterate specific cultures, countries, societies, freedoms, or political ad

I am so very honored to make The Defender 2026 globally represented list of CISOs. Thanks to the Top Cyber News MAGAZINE and Ludmila Morozova-Buss, Ph.D.

Congrats to all the recognized cybersecurity leaders Kerissa Varma, Gary Hayslip, Dr. Kunal Sehga

Technology changes quickly. Artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, cloud computing, software development, automation, consumer electronics, startups, and emerging digital products are reshaping how businesses and individuals work in the United State

Another great Human Risk Management conference in Austin, Texas, that brought together thought leaders and practitioners to understand the evolving cybersecurity risks of both human and AI behaviors.

AI-powered threat intelligence is not one workflow with seven interchangeable vendors. The starting question changes the technology a security team needs. One organization may be trying to determine whether active exploitation intersects with an expo

Security has become a topic for everyone, not just large companies. The reality is that small businesses are a prime target for cybercriminals due to their lack of budget, IT staff and security resources. These disruptions are caused by phishing atta