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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.

Ransomware is getting more sophisticated, and 1 in 4 breaches involve ransomware. Bitsight analyzed hundreds of ransomware events to estimate the relative probability that an organization will experience a ransomware event. Four areas bubble to the top.

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.

Does your organization have a cybersecurity risk remediation plan? Follow these 5 tips for crafting one.

New research sheds light on the top emerging cybersecurity threats facing organizations. We summarize these findings and recommend mitigation actions.

Here’s the important question: With cyber vulnerabilities rising and presenting increasingly serious risks, are organizations doing enough to fight back? The answer might surprise you.

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.

The recent rise in ransomware attacks and business-halting data breaches has made it clear that your organization must prioritize cyber security performance. But ad hoc security controls and defensive measures are not the answer. Instead, you need a strategic, risk-based approach with a cyber security road map as your guide.  

For the first time, cloud security breaches and incidents are more commonplace than on-premises attacks. According to the 2021 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR), in 2020, 73% of cyberattacks involved cloud assets, compared to only 27% in the previous year.

Learn what three key metrics can help you create a cybersecurity board report that tells a good story and resonates with your board.

Here's how to secure your digital supply chain without overburdening security and risk management teams and impeding business success.