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Aligning Cyber Strategy with Business Goals: A Crucial Gap

Explore the critical gap in many organizations where cyber strategy fails to align with business goals in this insightful episode from the Razorwire Podcast. Learn why this misalignment poses challenges for CISOs and other cybersecurity professionals who struggle to communicate the importance of security investments to decision-makers. This short delves into the often overlooked connection between a company's risk appetite and its cybersecurity measures, emphasizing the need for a cohesive strategy that supports the core business objectives.

Alarming Burnout Rates Among Cybersecurity Professionals

This episode of the Razorwire Podcast reveals startling statistics on burnout among cybersecurity professionals. Learn about the severe impact of stress in the cybersecurity field, with findings showing that 50 to 85% of professionals are experiencing burnout. The discussion also highlights a concerning forecast by Gartner, predicting that by 2025, a quarter of cybersecurity leaders will exit the profession due to overwhelming stress. Tune in to understand the depth of this issue and what it means for the future of cybersecurity.

Insights from the Experts: Legal, Compliance, and Security Perspectives on SEC Regulations

In July 2023, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced new cybersecurity rules that require publicly traded companies in the U.S. to disclose material cybersecurity incidents within four business days of determining whether the incident is material to the company’s financial performance. SecurityScorecard recently hosted a webinar discussing the implications of the new rules and how compliance, security, and legal experts can elevate their game to meet these new regulations.

Insider Threat Mitigation Strategies To Improve Security

When company leaders and managers consider their cybersecurity risks, they too often focus on their vulnerability to external threats only. While state-sponsored attacks, phishing attacks, ransomware, and third-party software infiltration are becoming more prevalent in the current threat landscape, it’s important that those potentialities don’t distract attention from the dangers posed by insider threats.

Webinar: Incorporating Digital Risk Exposure in Your Threat Detection Strategy

Watch as Kroll experts Wojcieszek and Scott Hanson outline the key benefits of incorporating surface, deep and dark web intelligence into your threat detection and response plans. During the session, they discuss the top use cases of digital risk protection and the best approaches to mapping out and reducing your digital risk across all areas of the internet. They also outline how security teams can use this external threat intelligence to improve their threat detection and response efforts and get wider visibility across the attack lifecycle.

7-Step Guide to Properly Scoping an Offensive Security Program

Offensive security has become a cornerstone strategy for organizations aiming to fortify their defenses against cyber threats. However, before one creates a suitably developed offensive security program, an organization must ensure it is properly scoped. This will ensure the final product is effective, efficient, and aligned with the organization's overall security objectives. Here's a guide to help organizations understand and implement a well-scoped offensive security program.

When and How to Create a Software Bills of Materials (SBOM)

A Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) inventories all of the open source components and other third-party libraries within a codebase. Much like IKEA instructions explain which parts are included in the package for your new furniture, an SBOM describes all of the third party components in your codebase. Most SBOMs contain the following information about the make-up of an application: Security vulnerabilities: a key use case for SBOM is understanding the security risks of third party components.