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Car Hacking, the Next Frontier of Cybersecurity
Security researchers hijack cars all the time. Here’s what I learned about how to attack automotive systems at a DEF CON hacking challenge.
To Use Cyber Metrics Well, Show Boards the Money
CISOs need to map cybersecurity risk to business risk—and quantify that in a way business leaders and the board will understand.
What CIOs Need to Do to Secure Hybrid Networks
Learn more about the challenges CIOs face and why cyber hygiene is a foundational discipline for effective security and system management.
A Whole-of-State Cybersecurity Strategy Begins with Policy Making
In part two of this series on developing a whole-of-state cybersecurity approach, we cover the governance and policymaking of this strategy.
The Future of Endpoint Management: Where Are We Headed Next?
Featured speaker Forrester senior analyst Andrew Hewitt argues the case for a platform-based approach.
Changing the Way Organizations Think About Endpoint Security
Revolutionize your approach to endpoint security. Discover how Tanium is changing the way organizations think.
The Rise of the Cybersavvy Corporate Treasurer
Treasurers hold the purse strings. That makes them attractive targets for cyberthieves. Here’s how to outsmart the bad guys.
Innovation Drives Revenue: Why IT Investment Makes Sense in this Economy
Industry research finds companies that invested in transformative, innovative technologies grew revenue five times faster over the pandemic.
How Boards Are Preparing for Increased Federal Oversight of Cybersecurity
Companies say they haven’t seen such wide-ranging board-governance proposals from the SEC since rules implemented after the Great Recession.
Will the Feds Backstop Cyber Insurance?
Critical infrastructure providers may soon get federal protection against the crippling costs of cyberattacks. Here’s why.
The 5 Best Events for CISOs at Black Hat 2022
Endpoint magazine cuts through the thicket of tech jargon to find the most relevant discussions for senior-level leaders at the 25th anniversary conference.
Why It Pays for Leaders to Imagine the ‘Unknown Unknowns’
The best minds in business often fail to plan for catastrophe, but it can no longer be ignored. These six steps will prep you for the worst.