Secure Cloud Migration Compliance That Holds Up

Secure Cloud Migration Compliance That Holds Up

A cloud migration can fail long after the application comes back online. The failure may surface in a regulator’s request for audit evidence, opposing counsel’s demand for preserved records, a customer security review, or an incident investigation where no...
How an Insider Threat Monitoring Program Works

How an Insider Threat Monitoring Program Works

A departing employee exports a client list at 11:48 p.m. A finance executive receives a convincing payment-change request from a compromised internal account. A privileged administrator begins accessing repositories unrelated to assigned work. None of these events is...
Zero Trust for Defense Contractors That Holds Up

Zero Trust for Defense Contractors That Holds Up

A compromised subcontractor account should not become a path into controlled unclassified information, engineering repositories, program communications, or a prime contractor’s environment. Yet too many security programs still assume that a user who clears the...
Board Cybersecurity Reporting Requirements That Matter

Board Cybersecurity Reporting Requirements That Matter

A board packet that reports 98% endpoint coverage and 12 blocked phishing emails can look reassuring while concealing the question that matters: could a determined attacker disrupt the business, expose protected data, or create a disclosure and litigation problem...