For organizations that adopt a Zero Trust approach for their cybersecurity program—adhering to the principles of “never trust, always verify”—it is important to periodically review, test and adjust their model to ensure that all users have the least amount of access to perform their jobs in order to better protect assets and systems.

IT and emerging tech skills are in high demand, with more than 10 million related jobs open in the U.S., according to a new study ISACA conducted through Lightcast, a leading authority in labor market analytics.

Physical penetration testing is often overlooked when it comes to security, despite a 28 percent increase in physical security incidents in both 2021 and 2022.

ISACA, the leading global professional association helping individuals and organisations in their pursuit of digital trust, today launches new research looking at the use, risk and impact of generative AI—artificial intelligence that can create written and visual content and other media.

Sixty-nine percent of ISACA pulse poll respondents say adversaries are using AI as successfully or more successfully than digital trust pros are.

ISACA, the leading global professional association helping individuals and organisations in their pursuit of digital trust, today launches new research looking at the state of cybersecurity.

New cybersecurity data hones in on where cybersecurity pros come up short, with soft skills, cloud computing, and security controls emerging as the biggest skills gaps in today’s cybersecurity professionals, according to ISACA’s annual research report, State of Cybersecurity 2023, Global Update on Workforce Efforts, Resources and Cyberoperations.

To support professionals as they embark on implementing performance improvement in their enterprises, ISACA has introduced a new credentialing pathway for the latest model of its Capability Maturity Model Integration, or CMMI, with a Building Organizational Capability (BOC) course and corresponding new Practitioner Exam.

The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced its support of the Voluntary Improvement Program (VIP) through final Guidance published 14 September 2023.

ISACA’s new resource, The Promise and Peril of the AI Revolution: Managing Risk, acknowledges the benefits of generative artificial intelligence (AI), but explores the rapidly evolving risk landscape and the steps that risk professionals should take to keep up with it.

ISACA announces a strategic partnership with the Cyber Security Innovation (CSI) Centre at Aston University to provide the next generation of professionals with globally recognised qualifications in cybersecurity.

Collaboration provides unique opportunity for organizations to equip young women with globally sought after IT skills and certifications to help bridge the gender disparity within the profession.

Through this collaboration, students will receive mentorship and career development opportunities to bridge the digital divide.

As organizations continue to shift business operations to hybrid, single cloud or multi-cloud environments, it’s important for auditors to assess risk across different deployment models and platforms.

The web of privacy regulations and laws around the world continues to grow, making compliance that much more complex for privacy professionals.

Global technology association ISACA and Onitsha Business School, announced an academic partnership provides in-demand skills and credentials to begin a career in IT audit, cybersecurity, emerging tech, governance and privacy.

Upcoming webinar explores the performance report, outlines the steps for successful CMMI adoption and examines the latest model.

ISACA, a leading global association for digital trust professionals, is delighted to announce it is joining the European Cyber Security Organisation (ECSO).

The Digital Trust Summit, which brings together digital trust professionals in China – those in audit, privacy, governance, information security, compliance, cybersecurity and risk roles – will join technology and IT thought leaders and experts to help advance digital trust at their enterprises.

Erik Prusch will join ISACA as its new CEO today. Based in Washington state, Prusch brings significant tech and leadership experience as a CEO and board director to the organization.

ISACA, a leading global professional association helping individuals and organisations in their pursuit of digital trust, is proud to announce its pledge with the European Commission to grow and empower the cybersecurity workforce in Europe.

The UK Cybersecurity Council has announced that Niel Harper, a cybersecurity executive and member of the ISACA Board of Directors, has secured the role of joining its Professional Standards Working Group.

ISACA, a global professional association helping individuals and organisations in their pursuit of digital trust, is proud to announce its contribution to the UK Cyber Security Council's recently launched Cyber Security Certification Framework.

Research by ISACA finds that digital trust strategies are being neglected, despite one in five (22%) businesses in Europe having experienced increased cyberattacks in the past year.

Digital trust can make or break an organization. With increased data breaches, errors, ransomware and hacks, digital trust can be the difference between retaining reputations and customer loyalty after a major incident or suffering serious, time-consuming and expensive losses.

Starting this February, high school students at the Centro Educacional Assistencial Profissionalizante (CEAP) in Brazil will expand their tech education and gain career-advancing skills through ISACA’s Certified in Emerging Technology (CET) certification courses, in partnership with the Caterpillar Foundation.

In a tightening economic market, addressing enterprise performance can help organizations better weather challenges by reducing costs, creating efficiencies, and coming in on schedule while improving overall quality.

The COVID-19 pandemic drove digital acceleration during the pandemic, and as a result, organizations are also ramping up their use of Agile methodologies to deliver projects more quickly.

To ready the next generation of learners for digital trust careers, ISACA and its ISACA Foundation are launching the Digital Trust-Workforce Development Program in select cities across the United States, in partnership with the Caterpillar Foundation.

The UK Cyber Security Council and ISACA have announced a partnership for the Audit and Assurance programme at ISACA´s London Chapter Annual Conference today, with ISACA serving as the awarding body for Audit and Assurance Professional Titles.

Each year ISACA members and digital trust professionals worldwide serve their organizations, industries and communities with exemplary achievements and noteworthy contributions to advancing technology

Faced with a web of complex and ever-evolving global data privacy regulations—including new ones that took effect at the year’s start—enterprises must stay compliant and protect the privacy of their data subjects or lose trust and take a hit to their reputation.

Professional mentoring relationships can be a great tool for skill development and new career opportunities, but they can also offer a deeper sense of community and provide cross-generational connections between individuals who otherwise may not have had the opportunity to learn from each other.