Who is responsible for cybersecurity and how do we manage the task for a sprawling entity like the global internet? Why are best cybersecurity practices not always the best? Learn more in this interview with Josephine Wolff of Tufts University.

These four key components of an incident response plan (IRP) can help your organization recover quickly from a cyber attack and guard against future incidents.

Working with a regional cyber law firm can be critical for a prompt cybersecurity response and an understanding of cultural nuances, giving companies more peace of mind

How and why to prepare for Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC), a crucial risk management standard for contractors in the US Dept. of Defense supply chain.

Experts cite third-party providers as a top cybersecurity risk in 2023. Nathan Little from Arctic Wolf explains what can be done to mitigate it.

NetDiligence’s Mark Greisiger and LMG Security’s Sherri Davidoff discuss cybersecurity controls and cybersecurity effectiveness for SMEs today.

A strong ransomware response plan starts with prevention, then includes detailed steps to contain, mitigate, and recover from the damage. Develop your plan now.

Business interruption is a major cost incurred from cybersecurity attacks, but many organizations don’t realize that breach restoration services can help minimize business downtime and reduce associated risk.

A recent wave of data privacy cases center on the use of Meta pixel and related technologies, with a variety of claims being used. James Monagle of Mullen Coughlin helps us dig deeper to understand why.

Educating the board of directors about cyber incident response is important for aligning priorities and ensuring effective board oversight of cybersecurity and risk management.