Author
Howard Rabinowitz
Good Cyber Governance Starts With a Solid Board Structure
With the SEC poised to set new cybersecurity rules, here are four questions board members should consider as they reimagine their purpose.
Why Collaboration Software Is the Next Frontier for Hackers
The FBI has seen a serious uptick in hackers using collaboration platforms to steal data and funds from enterprises. Here’s how to fight back.
How Deep Learning Is Rewriting the Rules of Cybersecurity
A conversation with Deep Instinct's Guy Caspi on how his company is deploying the most crucial new weapon in the cybersecurity arsenal.
CISA: Federal Agencies Must Urgently Patch Log4j Vulnerability
Patching high-risk vulnerabilities, and doing it quickly, is essential. But it is not always easy. Here's where to start.
Federal Funding to Boost State and Local Cybersecurity
The new infrastructure law offers state and local governments $1 billion for cybersecurity. Here’s why lawmakers must grab that money—but may not.
Ex-Defense Chief on Cybersecurity: 'We Are Our Own Worst Enemy'
Former Defense Secretary Ash Carter speaks out about what the U.S. could—and should—do to protect itself from nation-state cyberattacks.
Telehealth Has Exploded During COVID-19. So Have Cyberattacks.
Telehealth has exploded during COVID-19. So have cyberattacks. Here’s why, and what healthcare providers and patients can do to protect themselves.
What Lumentum Learned About Security in the WFH Age
96% of companies admit being unprepared for the security challenges posed by WFH. Learn how Lumentum used that shift to become more agile and secure.