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The 2026 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) shines a spotlight on a troubling reality for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs): they remain one of the most targeted segments in cybersecurity. In the report’s focused SMB analysis, Verizon highlights that ransomware continues to have a devastating impact on smaller organizations, while System Intrusion, Web Application […] The post Verizon DBIR Confirms What SMBs Already Know: Cybercriminals Are Targeting Them—and uRI
By Jeremy Shroeder, Pinion Chief Technology Officer, and Kaylie Miller, Pinion Financial Institutions Advisor Artificial intelligence (AI) is already shaping how businesses operate, and while it represents a major opportunity […] The post Getting Started With AI — How Community Banks Can Safely and Practically Incorporate AI appeared first on Pinion Global.
  Pinion Global Network (PGN) is pleased to welcome ifac, Ireland’s leading farming, food, and agribusiness advisory firm, as the newest member of the growing international alliance of agriculture-focused advisory […] The post Pinion Global Network Expands Global Footprint to Support Agriculture and Food Businesses With ifac Ireland appeared first on Pinion Global.
By Bailee Shipman, Financial Institutions Advisor Effective July 1, 2026, the Community Bank Leverage Ratio (CBLR) will be reduced from 9% to 8%. This change — along with an extended […] The post What the Revised CBLR Rule Means for Growing Community Banks appeared first on Pinion Global.
From transaction sampling to continuous assurance — navigating the RBI concurrent audit lifecycle, regulatory evolution, and executive accountability expectations. The Reserve Bank of India’s concurrent audit framework has evolved from a transaction-level verification mechanism into a continuous assurance mandate with direct implications for board-level accountability, operational resilience, and regulatory ratings. What began with circular DBS.CO.OSMOS.No.116/03.05.001/2001-2002... The po
A business impact analysis (BIA) is the process of identifying which business processes are critical to your organisation’s operations, assessing what would happen if each were disrupted, and establishing the recovery requirements — time, resources, and dependencies — needed to restore them. For financial institutions, the BIA is not background planning work. It is the […] The post Business Impact Analysis: What It Is and How to Do It first appeared on Copla.
A Rule That Was Written Before the iPhone Existed  Let me put something in perspective for you.  The HIPAA Security Rule (the regulation that governs how covered entities and their vendors protect electronic protected health information, or ePHI) was originally promulgated in 2003. Its last meaningful update was in 2013 and did not even substantially revise the Security Rule’s core technical requirements and was largely b
A month ago we wrote about attunement: the ability of an AI security analyst to know the environment it works in, reason inside its constraints, and act with the depth that environment demands. The last release gave attunement its four legs (Connectors, Calibrations, Deep Research, Remediation), with Recall and Rerun layered on top.
The latest installment of InsurPitch, sponsored by PwC, recently took place in Dublin, drawing a vibrant crowd of insurtech innovators and industry leaders.
Onyxia’s platform now includes a pre-built HITRUST template within our Custom Compliance Frameworks module. By bridging the gap between high-level compliance and real-time security data, Onyxia empowers healthcare organizations to stop checking boxes and start building data-driven cyber resilience.
Frontier AI: When exploit timelines collapse, prioritization matters Jill Magda Thu, 06/04/2026 - 13:51 The AI Frontier of Cyber Risk When AI collapses exploit timelines, prioritization matters Vendors and partners drive growth, but they also introduce cyber risk. Attackers often target weak links in your supply chain. Bitsight helps you stay in control at every stage: onboarding, monitoring, and response. Bitsight helps by monitoring over 40M organizations worldwide with the world's l
Running a single endpoint protection tool and calling it "security" is like locking the front door and leaving the windows open. Defense-in-depth—multiple overlapping security layers that protect against different attack vectors—is the standard that compliance frameworks, insurance underwriters, and sophisticated clients expect. For MSPs, building and documenting this layered approach is both a security best practice and a competitive differentiator.
An AI inventory is the controlled record of AI systems and AI-enabled capabilities used across the organization — recording what each system does, who owns it, what data it touches, what controls apply, and whether it is governed. Without it, risk classification, control design, regulatory registration, and board reporting all sit on a weak foundation.
For modern enterprises, data collection is the engine of efficiency. From fingerprint scanners replacing traditional time clocks to facial recognition software enhancing security, the use of biometric data is everywhere. However, this technological leap has created a massive, highly legal-sensitive privacy minefield. Strict privacy regulations, most notably the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA), have […] The post Wrongful Collection, BIPA and Navigating the Privacy Minefiel
A prospective enterprise customer asks for evidence of your cloud security controls. You could spend days filling out a bespoke security questionnaire, or you could point them to a completed Consensus Assessments Initiative Questionnaire (CAIQ) on the CSA STAR Registry. The CAIQ is a standardised security questionnaire developed by the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) that […] The post CAIQ (Consensus Assessments Initiative Questionnaire): What It Is and How to Complete It first appeared on C
CY4GATE (CY4.MI), comunica la propria partecipazione all’evento “Rivoluzione AI: chi vince e chi perde. L’AI che trasforma l’impresa: dal software alle infrastrutture, dove si crea nuovo valore”, organizzato da Intermonte e Alkemia Capital e in programma oggi, 4 giugno, a Milano presso l’Hotel…
CY4GATE (CY4.MI), comunica la propria partecipazione all’evento “Rivoluzione AI: chi vince e chi perde. L’AI che trasforma l’impresa: dal software alle infrastrutture, dove si crea nuovo valore”, organizzato da Intermonte e Alkemia Capital e in programma oggi, 4 giugno, a Milano presso l’Hotel…
Walking the floor at Infosecurity Europe this week, it was impossible to avoid the subject of AI. Every conversation seemed to touch on it in some way. Vendors were demonstrating AI-powered detection capabilities, security teams were discussing governance frameworks, and practitioners were debating how best to secure the models, agents and data pipelines that are […] The post You Can’t Be AI-Secure on a Misconfigured Infrastructure appeared first on CalCom.
Every organisation faces risk. Economic uncertainty, cyber threats, regulatory change, operational disruption, supplier failures and emerging technologies have become part of the modern business environment. Boards discuss risk regularly. Risk registers are maintained. Controls are documented. Audits are completed. Incidents are investigated. Yet despite all of this activity, organisations continue to be caught off guard. […] The post Why Organisations Don’t Have a Risk Problem. They
As attack surfaces expand in complex, hybrid environments and modern threats evolve too quickly, traditional security hits a dead end. […] The post Top 5 Best CTEM Vendors appeared first on Network Intelligence.
Anthropic says its AI can find software flaws faster than anyone in history. The harder questions are who can fix them, who gets the benefit, and who decides.
Formula 1 is defined by speed: cars travelling at more than 300 km/h, pit stops measured in fractions of a second, and strategy calls made while rain clouds gather over the circuit. The underlying picture is one of careful planning, not panicked rushing. An F1 team acts well under pressure because roles are clear, data is trusted, scenarios have been modelled and thresholds are understood. People know when to act, when to escalate and when to hold their nerve. When compared to risk and complianc
Sydney, 4 June 2026 – G2 has released its Summer 2026 Reports, with Protecht again recognised across the governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) software market.
Casi todos los caminos de seguridad terminan en el endpoint. Sin embargo, la protección no empieza en la detección, sino en el control. Este artículo explica por qué el control de seguridad del endpoint sobre privilegios, configuraciones y drift define tu exposición real. The post Por qué el endpoint sigue siendo el centro de todo appeared first on Batuta.
Enterprises that are embracing artificial intelligence are dealing with a dilemma: how to enable AI-driven innovation for their teams at reasonable costs. For the last few weeks, stories of skyrocketing AI costs have hit the news. The Verge reported that …
The typical compliance audit preparation looks like this: the audit date is announced, the MSP scrambles to collect evidence, technicians pull screenshots and reports from various systems, someone assembles everything into a package, and the team hopes nothing is missing. It takes days or weeks, diverts resources from productive work, and produces results of inconsistent quality.
Are outdated assumptions quietly undermining your resilience program? Organizations continue to invest in business continuity and operational resilience, using technology to support business impact analyses, recovery planning, testing, and threat detection. Yet when disruption occurs, familiar problems still surface. Recovery assumptions fail, dependencies behave differently than expected, and plans fall short when decisions happen under [...] The post 5 Business Continuity and Resilience Myths
In February 2026, Microsoft stopped releasing monthly updates to the Power Platform Center of Excellence (CoE) Starter Kit. In May 2026, it was officially confirmed: the Kit is no longer actively…
In February 2026, Microsoft stopped releasing monthly updates to the Power Platform Center of Excellence (CoE) Starter Kit. In May 2026, it was officially confirmed: the Kit is no longer actively…
“Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee.” — The Greatest Muhammad Ali. Seven years after Cowbell’s inception, the industry has reached a pivotal moment. Today, I want to explore the three dimensions of AI — vector, peril, and promise — and how each is actively reshaping the Cyber, Technology E&O, and emerging AI insurance […] The post AI and Insurance: Vector, Peril, and Promise appeared first on Cowbell.
How Symbiant GRC Supports ISO 19011:2026: A Practical Guide to Modern Audit Management As organisations face increasing regulatory expectations, growing operational complexity, and heightened scrutiny from stakeholders, the need for effective auditing has never been greater. This is precisely why ISO 19011 remains one of the most important standards in the auditing profession. The newly […] The post How Symbiant GRC Supports ISO 19011:2026: A Practical Guide to Modern Audit Management appe
Fraud is becoming industrialized: built on scalable tools, organized networks, and increasingly sophisticated tactics. If you’re leading fraud or risk in a credit union, staying on top of where fraud is heading isn’t optional—it’s what keeps you in control as... Read More »
A practical guide to Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs) covering when they're required under GDPR, what goes into them, and three real-world examples showing the process in action.
In previous Strategic CISOs sessions, I’ve spoken with security leaders from Andesite, IMO Health, and Cribl. They’ve built trusted programs where GRC functions as a business driver and customer assurance accelerates revenue. But every CISO I speak with is still fighting some version of the same fight. They have more obligations, more scrutiny, and more […] The post How strategic CISOs innovate with AI despite limited resources first appeared on TrustCloud.
On Demand Video When: On-Demand Most TPRM evaluations come down to demos, pricing, and feature checklists. The problem is that every demo looks nearly identical with dashboards, risk scores, questionnaire workflows. The differences that actually matter only become visible after you’ve signed: when a regulatory examiner asks you to defend a risk rating when a […] The post What Your TPRM Vendor Won’t Tell You Until After You Sign appeared first on Consolidated Cyber Risk Manageme
