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Welcome to the weekend! 🌴 With June underway, and the sun shining bright, allow us to recap for you some of the latest cyber headlines and insights from the past week. 🔒

In today’s featured read, 1,600 CISOs from around the globe 🌎 weigh in on cybersecurity preparedness, major breach risks, and the importance of C-Suite relationships, offering a comprehensive view of the current landscape.

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FEATURED

Research Suggests Most CISOs Feel at Risk of an Attack Within the Year

Sophisticated cyberattacks and digital risks are on the rise, and understanding the perspectives and challenges faced by those at the forefront of cybersecurity can be crucial. A recent report provides an in-depth look at the current state of cybersecurity, highlighting the concerns and priorities of Chief Information Security Officers worldwide.

Based on a survey of 1,600 CISOs from large organizations across 16 countries, the report reveals that while the majority of surveyed CISOs feel at risk of a material cyberattack within the next 12 months, there is a notable increase in preparedness, with fewer than half feeling unprepared. Human error remains a significant challenge, identified as the biggest vulnerability, even as CISOs forge closer relationships with key stakeholders, reporting increased alignment on cybersecurity issues with board members.

By Ryan Uliss, Contributing Writer ● Read More…

CYBER BYTES

Today’s tech-driven world has ushered in an era of unprecedented connectivity. However, this web has also given rise to a formidable threat: supply chain attacks.

Live Nation confirmed in a regulatory filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that its subsidiary, Ticketmaster, recently suffered an extensive data breach.

A playbook for bridging the communication gap with the C-suite to secure investments and enhance cyber-risk management.

In a letter to regulators, a US Senator claimed the recent cyberattack on Change Healthcare was a result of negligent cybersecurity practice and called for an investigation.

TRENDING

Empower your Board of Directors with this One Cybersecurity Question

“Are we secure?” is a common question that a Board of Directors will often ask their CISO.

As mutual owners of the organization’s cybersecurity strategy, it is important for the CEO, CIO, and the CISO to gently communicate that this is the wrong question for a board to ask.

Answering “yes” is most likely a partial truth at best as every CISO can tell you that their program is not as far along as they would like it to be. For instance, what if there is a breach the very next day? “Yes” is never the right answer, even for solid cybersecurity programs. To be truly secure is an ideal state that no program can achieve.

By Allan Alford, Contributing CISO ● Read More…

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