The number one mistake a business could make is assuming that they won’t be the victim of a ransomware attack.

A cyber simulation exercise is just one of many assurance activities to infer how ready an organization is for a major cyber incident.

According to a recent cybersecurity incident report, nearly 90% of organizations suffer damage before containing and investigating incidents.

According to a recent study, 80% of cybersecurity decision makers say accelerating AI adoption is critical to their organization’s resilience.

As the COVID-19 pandemic taught a lot of security leaders, the public isn’t entirely prepared for a public health disaster.

Cloud use and migration was analyzed in a recent report showing that 59% of organizations moved workloads back on-premises from the cloud.

According to a recent Immersive Labs report, organizations saw an accelerated cyberattack response time, from 29 days to 19 days from 2021 to 2022.

According to a survey by Cohesity, 45% of respondents confirmed their business had been the victim of a ransomware attack in the prior six months.

Security leaders are now expected to provide evidence to boards, customers and regulators that their teams are prepared for potential cyber crises.

The SEC has issued new cybersecurity risk management requirements. The requirements will apply to sectors collectively labeled as "Market Entities".