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Read about the latest cybersecurity news and get advice on third-party vendor risk management, reporting cybersecurity to the Board, managing cyber risks, benchmarking security performance, and more.
Slicing through CISA’s KEV Catalog
Slicing through CISA’s KEV Catalog
Dive into the critical insights of CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) Catalog with Bitsight’s latest blog! Discover how KEVs, which signal urgent cybersecurity risks, are being tracked and mitigated across industries. Learn why addressing these vulnerabilities quickly is vital and how it impacts organizational security.
Anyone in the security space can agree that a solid cybersecurity policy goes a long way. But not everyone in your organization is a security expert. In fact, many employees may not know the first thing about firewalls or viruses—which is why cybersecurity employee training is such a critical matter.
Whether you’re a security leader asked by the board to facilitate a cyber security audit, or a member of the board planning to request one, it’s crucial to know what is a cybersecurity audit & what it isn’t. You need to know precisely what is being asked for to make sure the right information is collected.
It's proxy season, and investors want information from companies about cyber risk. Investors are leveraging Bitsight’s data analytics to better understand the risks of their investments.
Consider these three best practices for mapping your digital footprint and using these insights to better assess cyber risk and drive continuous improvement in your security program.
To improve cyber resilience, you must first measure it. Learn the 4 metrics to track to gain insights into your cybersecurity posture.
While many IT, security, and risk professionals have developed good metrics and visuals for communicating internally about cyber risk, such as the safety cross and pareto charts, reporting on cybersecurity to non-technical individuals remains challenging.
A chief information security officer (CISO)'s roles and responsibilities include many hats in the realm of cybersecurity — but they are primarily responsible for translating complex business problems into effective information security controls.
Traditional vendor risk management methods fail to capture new and evolving risks. Learn how a better approach to VRM can benefit your organization.
What is adaptive security? Explore the benefits of this approach to cyber risk reduction and how your organization can get started.
New SEC regulations mean that cybersecurity leaders are looking for ways to tell their company's story and looking for the right data to include. Independent cybersecurity benchmarking results are quickly becoming one of the primary data points included in any investor disclosure.
METI recommends ASM as a means to discover, manage internet assets, and continuously monitor for associated exposures and vulnerabilities allowing for remediations.
If your organization is like many others, its cyber exposure continues to grow over time. During the pandemic, as attackers sought to exploit unprecedented changes in work environments, 35% of cyberattacks used previously unseen malware or methods, up from the norm of 20%. And with the average enterprise using well over 1,000 cloud services, it can be very difficult to get a handle on potential vulnerabilities or to know when risks will pop up.
Not all cybersecurity analytics are useful. Some are built on data and methodology that is scientifically shown to be correlated with risks and incidents.
As economic pressures increase, CISOs are working more strategically with their resources and looking at the ROI of their technology investments to get the most out of their solutions. CISOs need to pay attention to three key areas when choosing which solutions to continue investing in, or how to work differently with what they have.
If you operate in specific sectors, cybersecurity maturity is more than a best practice, it’s a regulatory requirement. These regulations are complex and constantly changing. To help you better understand your organization's regulatory environment and the standards and controls they stipulate, let's break down key cyber compliance regulations by industry.