Tomorrow’s Security Today

Author: Robert Putrus

Serious cyberbreaches with criminal intent and attacks on enterprises are becoming more alarming due to their scale, magnitude of severity and progressive consequences. The average cost of each lost record rose from US $141 to US $148, the average cost of a breach of 1 million records was nearly US $40 million, and the cost of a breach of 50 million records was estimated to be US $350 million.

Author: Mike Saurbaugh

Establishing an organizationwide culture of cybersecurity is top-of-mind for many security leaders.

Author: Steven J. Ross

I deliberately chose a title that poses a provocative question. By itself, it is unanswerable without some refinement. Whose security? From what? For what? How long? And what exactly do we mean by worth?

Author: Robert Putrus

Organizations have diverse understandings of digital security. As a consequence, they wrestle with who is responsible & accountable for digital security.

Author: Sean Keef

Enterprises invested in firewalls to keep malicious actors out of the infrastructure.

Author: Marcelle Lee

It is entirely possible, even probable, that the cybersecurity skills gap is, at least partly, something of our own making: our fixation with purple squirrels.

Author: Ramón Serres

The day the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) went into effect, 25 May 2018, marked a real landmark regarding personal data protection for which much information and training has been distributed, more or less accurately.

Author: Dave Brunswick

The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) of 2018 continues a growing global crusade for increased consumer privacy rights and data discretion in the wake of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and it will have a number of similar implications on organizations conducting business in California, USA.

Authors: Nipon Nachin, Chatpong Tangmanee, and Krerk Piromsopa

The development of information and communication technology is growing at a fast pace. As a result, the Internet has become easy to access.

Author: Amra Durmisevic-Mutapcic

True audit work is not just finding the things that have gone or may go wrong, but also involves finding the root causes of the discoveries made by auditors.

Author: Ian Cooke

There are several rites of passage one goes through on the way to becoming an experienced IT auditor. After completing college, one gets a job, although not necessarily in audit.

Author: ISACA

Consumer and shareholder trust are being eroded by the number of security failures and data breaches.

Author: K. Brian Kelley

Audit professionals must keep up with new IT practices within their organizations.

Author: Sunil Bakshi

As a security manager, how can we build a cybersecurity culture?