The rise of machine identities is but one of several factors coming together to fundamentally change how enterprises need to approach identity and access management. CyberArk's Clarence Hinton shares these factors and outlines the IAM path forward.
According to the FBI, losses from investment scams surged 38% between 2022 and 2023. Fraudsters are using highly effective tactics, including sending text messages to lure victims to fake cryptocurrency platforms, said Ken Westbrook, founder and CEO of Stop Scams Alliance.
Organizations are struggling to recruit defenders in the midst of the global skills shortage, while young people with talent for hacking are often lured down unethical paths. The Hacking Games is equipping Gen Z with the skills and ethical guidance to build meaningful cybersecurity careers.
New ExtraHop CEO Rob Greer sees massive potential in scaling the company's network detection and response platform globally. His strategy includes investing in international markets, enhancing channel partnerships and delivering value to large enterprises through seamless technology integration.
According to Fortinet's 2025 State of Cloud Security Report, 76% of organizations have a shortage of cloud security expertise, compounding cloud adoption and security challenges. How should organizations address the skills gap? Vincent Hwang of Fortinet shares analysis and advice.
Who is an insider? It could be an employee or it could include vendors and contractors who have access to sensitive data. Organizations need to broaden the definition of insider threats and fraud risks in today's AI-powered workplace, said cybersecurity expert Raina Verma.
The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity is at the center of rolling out new cybersecurity frameworks for critical infrastructure providers across Europe. But a major priority, according to ENISA's Marnix Dekker, is helping smaller vendors withstand supply chain attacks.
Information sharing among banks is crucial for tackling financial crimes. But privacy regulations often make collaboration difficult. While the USA PATRIOT Act introduced Section 314(b) to facilitate private-to-private sharing, voluntary participation has limited its impact, according to experts.
In this week's update, ISMG editors discussed a U.K. proposal to mandate ransomware payment reporting, tackling financial crime by bringing together fraud and AML teams, and the global AI arms race as countries compete to lead innovation while balancing regulation and ethics.
The European Union's latest regulatory framework targeting the financial sector, called the Digital Operational Resilience Act, went into effect today, aiming to strengthen the cyber resilience of financial firms - such as banks, insurers and investment firms - and avoid disruptive IT outages.
Chuck Markarian’s career began with testing airplane components at Boeing. With a background in math and physical sciences, he leveraged his technical expertise and curiosity to transition into IT and eventually into security leadership. In this interview, he shares his journey and advice for others.
Cisco's AI Defense platform addresses emerging safety and security risks in AI. By leveraging insights from Robust Intelligence, it offers model validation, threat prevention and integrated guardrails to protect against evolving challenges such as hallucinations and prompt injection attacks.
Cybersecurity research submissions for the Nullcon 2025 CFP Review Board reflect prominent trends and challenges in the field. Nullcon CFP Review Board members Anant Shrivastava and Neelu Tripathy noted a growing focus on AI, supply chain and applied security.
Over the past two years, AI enabled by a cloud interface has ushered in the age of cloud 3.0. The industry is evolving faster than anyone could predict, forcing organizations to rethink their security and risk strategies, said Jim Reavis, CEO and co-founder at Cloud Security Alliance.
Fraud management and anti-money laundering represent two distinct disciplines in financial crime prevention. While AML primarily is a compliance-driven function, fraud is a risk management function driven by the organization's risk appetite for fraud, said Ian Mitchell, co-founder of Mission Omega.
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