AI threats, understaffed defenses and other cyber nightmares

Information Security

Defending the digital infrastructure November 2019, Vol. 20, No. 4

In This Issue

When cyberthreats are nebulous, how can you plan?

Security planning is tough when you're short-staffed and hackers have smart tech too. You'll need solid skills and, most of all, a willingness to use your imagination.Read More
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Enterprises feel the pain of cybersecurity staff shortages

It's hard enough keeping up with today's threats on a good day. But when your IT organization is spread thin, especially in terms of cybersecurity staff, the challenges mount.Read More
A cybersecurity skills gap demands thinking outside the box

Today's security team shortages can't be filled using yesterday's thinking. Learn what other IT security leaders are doing to plug the skills gap and keep their organization safe.Read More
Report shows CISOs, IT unprepared for privacy regulations

Several data management principles are common across new and developing privacy regulations, but Internet Society reports that many U.S. organizations are falling behind.Read More
CISOs, does your incident response plan cover all the bases?

Security incidents, let's face it, are essentially inevitable. How do you cover the key bases -- education, inventory, and visibility -- in planning for incident response?Read More

Information Security offers security leaders wide-ranging perspectives on topics essential to deciding which technologies to deploy, how to wed technology with corporate network architecture and business applications, and how to employ best practices to defend digital assets.