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Defining the Scope Before the First Control Is Deployed Digital executive protection covers the personal attack surface of executives and their families, not the corporate perimeter, and conflating the two is the most common reason programs fail before they start. Security leaders who treat this as an extension of endpoint management or network monitoring deploy the wrong controls, measure the wrong outcomes, and create privacy liabilities they didn’t anticipate. The scope decision comes f
The Death of GRC and the Rise of GRR: May the Resilience Be With You July 20, 2026 | By J. Travis Howerton A long time ago, in a corporate galaxy not so far away, organizations realized they needed a way to manage regulations, mitigate risks, and satisfy auditors. Thus, Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC)... The post The Death of GRC and the Rise of GRR: May the Resilience Be With You appeared first on RegScale.
For many intelligent device manufacturers, Good, Better, Best became the blueprint for transitioning from hardware sales to recurring software revenue. The model brought structure to product packaging, simplified purchasing decisions, and created clear opportunities for expansion. For years, it worked. Today, however, the monetization landscape is changing faster than ever. AI-powered features, connected products, digital services, usage-based offerings, and outcome-driven solutions are creating
Cyber threat intelligence (CTI) is a structured discipline that classifies threat data into four distinct tiers: strategic, operational, tactical, and technical. Each one is designed to answer a different question for a different audience at a different time horizon. Most security programs collect intelligence. Far fewer consume it correctly. The gap isn’t volume, it’s fit. A CISO drowning in raw IOC feeds while the board asks unanswerable questions about sector-level risk exposure i
Social engineering is the exploitation of human cognitive patterns, rather than technical vulnerabilities, to manipulate individuals into disclosing information or taking actions that compromise security. A security professional who aced last quarter’s phishing simulation can still approve a fraudulent wire transfer at 5 p.m. on a Friday. That gap between knowledge and behavior under pressure is exactly what attackers design for. The mechanics aren’t random. Attackers follow a predic
London, UK – 20July, 2026 – Consilium, the global specialty (re)insurance broker, has partnered with CyberCube, the leading provider of cyber risk analytics for the insurance industry.
A mounting problem across every enterprise Enterprise AI isn't failing because the models aren't good enough. It’s failing because the models don't understand the business they're operating in. Across boardrooms and engineering standups alike, the conversation tends to revolve around the same questions: Are we using the right model? Are our prompts good enough? Is our infrastructure scaling? Those are reasonable questions. But they’re not the right ones. The missing ingredient is…
For twenty years, the HIPAA Security Rule has run on an honor system. “Addressable” specifications let organizations document their way around encryption and MFA. “Periodic” risk analysis meant whenever you got around to it. And when OCR came knocking after a breach, the defense was a binder: policies, attestations, and a risk assessment from eighteen […] The post The new HIPAA security rule doesn’t reward documentation. It rewards proof. first appeared on Tru
For years, cybersecurity in Kuwait meant different rules for different […] The post NBCC Kuwait: What Security Leaders Need to Know About the New Cybersecurity Baseline appeared first on COMPLYAN.
What Is Post-Merger Integration (PMI)? A successful post-merger integration (PMI) requires a structured playbook that spans from Day 1 readiness to the first 100 days. Critical steps involve establishing an Integration Management Office (IMO), unifying IT and HR systems, aligning financial controls, and executing a clear communication plan to retain top talent and key clients. […]
TL;DR: Zero Trust solutions verify every user, device, and connection instead of trusting the network. Best for microsegmentation planning: Faddom; breach containment: Illumio; SASE access: Zscaler; identity: Microsoft Entra ID. What Are Zero Trust Solutions? Zero trust is a cybersecurity strategy operating on the principle of “never trust, always verify.” Modern solutions require the integration of […]
Why alert fatigue is worse in the AI era: attackers scale attacks with AI while thin AI SOC tools add faster noise. The fix is reasoning-based investigation, not more suppression.
AI-enhanced SOC workflows rework triage, phishing, endpoint, insider, hunting, and detection. How SOC automation moves analysts from executing to steering.
Agentic AI penetration testing delivers real benefits, but only with the right practices. Six that separate a genuine pentest from a glorified scanner.
How CISOs Can Build Board Confidence in Cyber Risk July 17, 2026 | By Dale Hoak Cybersecurity doesn’t build board confidence through technical metrics—it builds confidence by helping directors understand business risk. Too often, cybersecurity leaders default to technical jargon, dashboards, and vulnerability counts because that’s the language they’ve spoken throughout their careers. Boards don’t... The post How CISOs Can Build Board Confidence in Cyber Risk appeared first on RegScale.
Behavioral baselines surface insider risk by comparing current behavior to established norms. They define what “normal” looks like for each identity and detect when activity deviates in meaningful ways. Most detection approaches rely on static thresholds. They flag events that exceed predefined limits but do not account for how behavior varies between users or changes … Continued The post How Behavioral Baselines Surface Risk Over Time appeared first on Exabeam.
A security posture assessment is a technical evaluation of an organization’s actual security posture: its controls, configuration, vulnerability exposure, and readiness to respond, measured directly rather than inferred from a questionnaire or a policy binder. (For the fuller definition of security posture itself, including where it connects to compliance, see What Is Security Posture?.) What […] The post What is a Security Posture Assessment? appeared first on Consolidated Cyber Ris
Learn what the 60-day CMMC Level 2 assessment pause means for defense contractors, why cybersecurity obligations remain, and how ControlCase can help. The post The CMMC Phase II Pause appeared first on ControlCase.
Exabeam delivers stronger detection, faster investigations, and more flexible deployment than IBM QRadar and Cortex XSIAM. It combines user and entity behavior analytics (UEBA), Agent Behavior Analytics (ABA), and agentic AI through Exabeam Nova AI to reduce alert noise and automate workflows. With cloud-native capabilities in New-Scale Fusion, Exabeam gives security teams a modern approach … Continued The post Why Choose Exabeam Over QRadar and Cortex XSIAM for SIEM? appeared first on Exa
RegScale Named a Sample Vendor in Gartner® Hype Cycle™ for I&O Automation, 2026 July 17, 2026 | By RegScale RegScale has been named a Sample Vendor in the DevOps Continuous Compliance Automation (DCCA) category of the Gartner® Hype Cycle™ for I&O Automation, 2026. We believe the report by Chris Saunderson provides further recognition for RegScale... The post RegScale Named a Sample Vendor in Gartner® Hype Cycle™ for I&O Automation, 2026 appeared first on RegScale.
The Network and Information Security Directive 2 (NIS2) is the EU’s latest cybersecurity legislation aimed at improving the resilience of critical infrastructure and essential services across member states. NIS2 represents a significant evolution from the original NIS Directive (NIS1), addressing its shortcomings and adapting to today’s more complex threat landscape. While NIS1 and the EU... The post What Are the Key Differences Between NIS1 and NIS2? appeared first on Hyperproof.
Security posture is the collective state of an organization’s ability to identify, prevent, detect, and respond to cyber risk. At its full scope, that picture includes: Technical controls and configuration: how systems are set up, hardened, and maintained Vulnerability management: finding and addressing exploitable weaknesses before attackers do Threat detection: the ability to spot malicious […] The post What is Security Posture? appeared first on Consolidated Cyber Risk Management
If your company handles Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) under a DoD contract, you’re required to self-assess your compliance with NIST SP 800-171 and submit a score to the Supplier Performance Risk System (SPRS). That score is a certification to the federal government. If it doesn’t match what’s actually running on your network, and you keep […] The post The False Claims Act: A costly cybersecurity risk for defense contractors appeared first on PreVeil.
For years, the conversation about AI and cybercrime has been about acceleration: AI helping attackers write better phishing emails, find vulnerabilities faster, generate malware variants at scale. It was still a human directing the operation. That changed. Researchers recently documented what they believe is the first ransomware attack run entirely by an AI agent, start […] The post The First Fully Automated AI Ransomware Attack Just Happened appeared first on A-LIGN.
For the past several years, the Defense Industrial Base (DIB) has been focused on a singular objective: achieving CMMC certification. Organizations across the supply chain have invested heavily to prepare for assessments, implement required controls, and demonstrate compliance.  The announced suspension on CMMC Phase II, has cast some doubt on the program’s future. But the pause doesn’t remove the underlying risk CMMC was designed to address. If […
Is CMMC already in contracts? Update, July 2026: On July 13, 2026, the Department of War announced the immediate suspension of CMMC Phase II requirements, which were scheduled to take effect November 10, 2026, and initiated a 60-day review of the certification program. Phase I self-assessment requirements remain fully in force, and all contractors handling […] The post CMMC News: New Contracts, RFPs, Solicitations appeared first on PreVeil.
No single AI coding tool dominates anymore — engineering teams now run three, four, or five at once. Here's why that fragmentation, not any one vendor's pricing, is the real budget and governance risk. The post Your Engineering Team Uses 3+ AI Coding Tools. What You’re Missing. appeared first on Olakai.
Gartner's latest research puts a hard number on the AI ROI gap — and a companion study shows layoffs aren't proof of value. The fix isn't another pilot; it's measurement. The post Gartner: Only 28% of AI Projects Deliver ROI. Here’s Why the Rest Don’t. appeared first on Olakai.
Two EU AI Act deadlines are converging this summer — a July 22 Code of Practice signing window and an August 2 enforcement date for chatbot disclosure and GPAI fines. Governance built after the fact won't hold up. The post The EU AI Act Is Now Enforceable. Is Your AI Governance Ready? appeared first on Olakai.
Understood Backwards, Lived Forwards Søren Kierkegaard once observed that life can only be understood backwards, but it must be lived forwards. He was writing about existential dread, not federal compliance frameworks, but I would argue he nailed the FedRAMP Moderate Equivalency (FRME) and the recently released FedRAMP CR 26 situation pretty well. So let me […] The post FedRAMP’s 2026 Rules Upend FedRAMP Moderate Equivalency appeared first on IntelliGRC.
Regulators now expect organizations to manage affiliates with the same discipline applied to external third parties. Yet many teams still rely on spreadsheets, homegrown systems, or TPRM platforms that were not built to handle the interconnectedness of affiliate relationships. This brochure explores how ProcessUnity Affiliates Risk Management (ARM) gives organizations a clearer view of intragroup […] The post ProcessUnity Affiliates Risk Management appeared first on ProcessUnity.
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Auditors and managed security service providers (MSSPs) must help clients navigate constantly shifting global compliance landscapes. It’s a steep mountain to climb: These challenges offer partners an opportunity to turn a short, quick assessment into a longer-term program that delivers continuous compliance rather than operational drag, generates additional revenue, and ensures greater value for customers.... The post Converting One-Time Assessments into Recurring Managed Services appeared first
