ISACA Keeps You on Top of Cybersecurity

ISACA’s 2026 Cybersecurity infographic outlines AI's impact, evolving threats, skill shifts, and adaptation needed to address staffing, budget, and skills challenges.

Cybersecurity leaders from ISACA’s Emerging Trends Working Group share their perspectives on some of the key industry trends surfaced in ISACA's 2026 State of Cybersecurity report.

ISACA’s 2026 State of Cybersecurity survey report also finds that the increasingly complex threat landscape has become an even bigger stressor for cybersecurity professionals this year.

According to ISACA's 2026 State of Cyber report, attacks are expected to rise further, with half of cyber professionals (54%) saying it’s likely their organisation will experience a cyberattack within the next year.

AI adoption is accelerating—but are cybersecurity governance, workforce readiness, and security programs keeping pace?

ISACA's Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) is the standard achievement certification for expert knowledge and experience in IS/IT security and control.

For CISM and CISSP holders with experience in AI security, ISACA Advanced in AI Security Management enhances skills to identify, assess and mitigate risk across enterprise AI solutions.

CCOA empowers IS/IT professionals to prove their hands-on cybersecurity abilities and on-the-job skills to employers. Get started with the CCOA Review Course.

ISACA's Certified Cybersecurity Specialist™ (CCS™) is a vendor-neutral certification designed for early-career professionals and IS/IT staff who seek to build their cybersecurity skills with an emphasis on secure by design principles and security operations.

A CCP certifies foundational skills for working in the DoW's CMMC program, aiding in cybersecurity and CMMC assessments. It's also a step towards becoming a CCA.

The CISM credential provides security managers with a strong foundation for navigating an increasingly challenging and complex information security landscape.