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AI and machine learning in cybersecurity: Trends to watch

AI and machine learning in cybersecurity are not so much useful to security teams today as they are necessary. Examine cybersecurity automation trends and benefits.

By Michael Cobb • Jan. 6, 2020

Editor’s picks: Most pressing cybersecurity stories in 2019

As the year comes to an end, SearchSecurity takes a bird's-eye view of the sophisticated cyberthreat landscape and how it has changed over the past 12 months.

By Katie Donegan • Dec. 27, 2019

Pentagon CMMC program to vet contractor cybersecurity

The U.S. Department of Defense has developed a five-level certification framework designed to vet the cybersecurity posture of potential contractors in an effort to avoid future risks.

By Michael Heller • Dec. 12, 2019

Best practices to help CISOs prepare for CCPA

With the CCPA taking effect in 2020, check out security chiefs' best practices to get ahead and stay ahead of impending data privacy and protection compliance regulations.

By Sandra Gittlen • Dec. 10, 2019

What is the role of CISO in network security?

The role of CISO in network security goes beyond risk management. It also requires understanding compliance regulations and business needs, as well as the ability to communicate security policies to nontechnical employees.

By Andrew Froehlich • Nov. 26, 2019

Role of AI in cybersecurity and 6 possible product options

Cyberthreats loom large in this modern IT environment. Explore the six most common roles of AI in cybersecurity and the products synthesizing them.

By Jessica Groopman • Nov. 26, 2019

3 security and ethics considerations for modern-day CISOs

Many conversations today revolve around security and ethics. A strong CISO voice is crucial to keeping enterprises safe while embracing this critical cultural awakening.

By Ashwin Krishnan • Nov. 11, 2019

4 innovative ways to remedy the cybersecurity skills gap

Learn how companies should adapt to hire, recruit and retain top-notch employees during the current cybersecurity workforce shortage.

By Sharon Shea • Nov. 6, 2019

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.

By Brenda Horrigan • Nov. 1, 2019

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?

By Kevin Beaver • Nov. 1, 2019

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.

By Ben Cole • Nov. 1, 2019

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.

By Alissa Irei • Nov. 1, 2019

Understand the top 4 use cases for AI in cybersecurity

AI applications in security offers organizations four unique benefits. Learn how machine learning advances can change industry approaches to threat detection and prevention.

By Jessica Groopman • Oct. 29, 2019

Sophos acquisition bid presents potential growth, peril

Private equity firm Thoma Bravo made an offer to acquire Sophos for approximately $3.9 billion. Analysts discuss what the deal might mean for the endpoint security vendor.

By Alexander Culafi • Oct. 21, 2019

Netscout CSO speaks to third-party risk, security gender gap

Veteran CSO at Netscout Deb Briggs recaps her fireside chat with Cisco CSO Edna Conway at FutureCon 2019, including their discussion on third-party risk and the gender gap in the security industry.

By Katie Donegan • Oct. 21, 2019

Is a cybersecurity insurance policy a worthy investment?

Variables such as third-party business partners create unique cyberthreats for organizations. Find out when a cybersecurity insurance policy is a wise investment to prevent risk.

By Andrew Froehlich • Oct. 17, 2019

How should I choose a cybersecurity insurance provider?

To vet potential cybersecurity insurance providers, there are a few questions every customer should ask. Learn more about the questions to ask and how to get the answers you need.

By Andrew Froehlich • Oct. 16, 2019

Bulletproof host raided in former NATO bunker

German authorities arrested seven in raid of bulletproof hosting company CyberBunker -- which was housed in a former NATO bunker -- for allegedly hosting dark web marketplaces.

By Michael Heller • Oct. 1, 2019

Create a manageable, secure IT/OT convergence strategy in 3 steps

An effective IT/OT strategy requires at least three things: an evangelist, an infrastructure reference architecture and a plan to sanely divide operations between IT and OT.

By Johna Johnson • Sept. 20, 2019

Cybersecurity frameworks hold key to solid security strategy

Cybersecurity frameworks take work, but they help organizations clarify their security strategies. If you don't have one, here's what to consider, even for emerging perimeterless security options.

By Tom Nolle • Sept. 19, 2019

DerbyCon attendees and co-founder reflect on the end

DerbyCon attendees and co-founder Dave Kennedy reflect on the legacy and future of the conference following its final event, which took place in Louisville, Ky.

By Michael Heller • Sept. 16, 2019

DerbyCon panel discusses IT mistakes that need to stop

Common security risks can be mitigated or prevented, according to a panel at DerbyCon. But users need to feel empowered to speak up, and education needs to be better.

By Michael Heller • Sept. 12, 2019

How to build and maintain a multi-cloud security strategy

When using multiple cloud service providers, it's critical to consider your enterprise's cloud scope and the specifics of each cloud service to maintain security.

By Ed Moyle • Sept. 6, 2019

How to navigate the often challenging CISO career path

There's no clear-cut path to becoming a CISO. However, the right security certifications, an ever-questioning attitude and a strong network of CISO peers can help prepare you for the journey.

By Ernie Hayden • Aug. 29, 2019

Breaking into cybersecurity careers through nontraditional paths

Some DEF CON attendees discussed their nontraditional paths into cybersecurity and how networking and being eager to learn can bridge the gap between experience and job requirements.

By Michael Heller • Aug. 28, 2019