Discover the SheLeadsTech Scholarships by ISACA Foundation, offering financial support and career resources for students pursuing IT audit, risk, security, assurance, or cybersecurity degrees globally.

ISACA's role as CMMC Assessor and Instructor Certification Organization (CAICO) provides ISACA members new cybersecurity career pathways while strengthening ISACA's standing as a leader in developing the global cybersecurity workforce.

Resilient organizations start with redesigning security so that it better aligns with human cognition, incentives and workflows, with an eye toward ongoing measurement and improvements.

Decentralized Finance AI is not only transforming finance but also democratizing artificial intelligence, while simultaneously altering the risk landscape.

Space is becoming more fragile and strategically important, with cyber threats, geopolitical dynamics, supply-chain weaknesses, electronic warfare, and more creating a volatile and high-risk environment.

The new addition of ITAF modernizes the framework for the modern technology environment, including digital ecosystems, stronger governance and a more strategic audit function.

In AI-heavy cloud pipelines, compliance debt grows faster over time than most teams realize.

Enterprises who are committed to responsible artificial intelligence usage require clear executive leadership, well-integrated governance and diligent risk management.

Organizations can turn privacy into a core capability by elevating privacy engineering into a distinct practice with consistent, proactive focus.

Translating the legal jargon of the EU AI Act into a productive roadmap for your organization is achievable, beginning with conducting a gap analysis.

By understanding and integrating global AI governance approaches, organizations can ensure compliance and contribute to the responsible and ethical advancement of AI, leading to sustainable innovation in our digital ecosystem.

As the cybersecurity landscape evolves, so must our conversations around medical device security and vulnerability disclosures.

By making chapter members and volunteers feel heard and uplifted, ISACA chapter leaders can make a huge difference in growing their local ISACA communities and equipping their members for success.

Service leaders and veterans develop the critical thinking skills that will be increasingly important on the security landscape in this era of widespread artificial intelligence.

Decentralized audit architectures provide a useful reset for how modern assurance practitioners can be more impactful within a distributed, platform-driven, enterprise ecosystem.

Gaining expertise and skills in privacy, the Internet of Things and artificial intelligence will be a necessity for IT auditors as the digital risk landscape becomes a major challenge in the profession.

The digital era has prompted leaders to migrate business-critical systems to the cloud, which offers undeniable benefits in terms of agility, flexibility, and innovation, but also carries substantial risks.

Data sovereignty in the GenAI era calls for adapting existing governance systems to adjust to a technology that is blurring traditional boundaries.

While artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly useful in cybersecurity and software engineering, humans will remain essential for effective and responsible implementations.

Detect, prevent, and comply are now inseparable foundations of modern data protection, and a data‑centric DLP strategy that addresses both internal and external threats is the path to resilience and trust.

Minimizing unintended negative consequences of artificial intelligence is a critical imperative, but it might prove very difficult to achieve in practice.

A well-organized, quarter-by-quarter planning approach can enable digital trust professionals to be well-prepared for the post-quantum cryptography landscape to come.

Smaller privacy teams and challenges in keeping up with the regulatory environment are among the notable trends discovered in ISACA's State of Privacy 2026 report.

The 2026 cyberthreat landscape will not be shaped by any specific threat, but rather by how intentionally organizations approach trust, identity and human–AI collaboration.

The ISACA Mentorship Program has enabled more than 1,400 members in more than 100 countries to nurture their careers, facilitating conversations that spark real professional growth and connection.

Organizations that limit themselves to treating compliance as a checkbox won't earn the trust of customers and partners. Integrating compliance into everyday culture leads to a resilient organization.

Effective information and technology governance in the new year will center on enabling responsible innovation, fortifying digital trust and helping organizations to adapt at speed without taking ethical or legal shortcuts.

Resilience to disruptions, navigating technology supply chains, harnessing AI, dealing with tight budgets and delivering on changing expectations from business leaders are among the challenges facing risk professionals in 2026.

Cybersecurity leaders are being judged less by the controls that they are implementing and more by the manner in which they explain decisions, trade-offs and outcomes to business leaders with clarity.

When it comes to auditors being prepared for the profession's evolving landscape in 2026, there is no substitute for lived experience, due diligence and courage.