To meet the challenging cyber extortion landscape of 2026, cyber risk management strategies must embrace a “zero-trust” posture by including these key steps.

The cyber threat landscape continues to evolve beyond traditional malware. According to the NetDiligence Ransomware Advisory Board, attackers are increasingly exploiting identities, account recovery processes, and support workflows to gain access to business systems. Learn the trends driving this shift and the practical steps brokers can recommend to help clients reduce risk.

Inside the domain, DNS, and brand-impersonation ecosystem powering phishing, ransomware, wire transfer fraud, and systemic cyber-insurance losses.

Cybersecurity focus is shifting from reactive to proactive. Learn how AI enables digital twins to predict attack paths, mitigate risks, and serve as the foundation for advanced AI-powered threat detection and incident response automation.

Find out how companies are adapting their risk management practices to comply with the new SEC cyber disclosure rules.

Credential attacks to compromise ransomware are on the rise for SMEs. We talked to Surefire Cyber’s cybersecurity expert, Matt Dowling, about how organizations can prevent them.

As cybercriminals adopt new tactics, it is essential to have a team that reflects a variety of perspectives and backgrounds to create comprehensive and innovative security solutions.

The HHS administration is taking data security in healthcare very seriously with active enforcement, fines, and penalties. David Cole and Nicholas Jajko of Freeman Mathis & Gary LLP discuss how this impacts small and medium-sized businesses.

Devon Ackerman, Global Head of Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) for Cybereason, compares the cyber intrusion path to a home break-in. This clarifies how organizations must change network security monitoring to strengthen cybersecurity.

Third-party breaches are simply a business reality in an increasingly interconnected and interdependent cyber ecosystem. Even if your company’s internal cybersecurity is well managed, there are ample opportunities for bad actors to exploit weaknesses in the systems you connect to.