Sam Curry

The recent Okta hack may have been yet another cyber event in a long wave of hacks, but it underscores why the new cyber incident reporting law was so well-timed.

Here’s a roadmap for assessing cyberrisk as the Russia-Ukraine conflict intensifies.

Security teams are given the green light to create inefficiencies to stave off a major hack in crisis situations like the one we face in Ukraine. But what happens when the crisis recedes?

Stay patient, because the attackers have gained access and are waiting for the right moment to launch more pervasive attacks.

While a drop in the bucket at $2 billion in spending, the cyber portion of the infrastructure bill represents an import shift in mindset with its focus on resilience.

Today’s columnist, Sam Curry of Cybereason, says we have grown desensitized by the flurry of breaches and the reality that most of us have had our identities stolen. Curry asks that we take privacy more seriously and think about the world we are leaving our children.

Defenders shouldn't go it alone says

Cloud, mobile and security as a service (SaaS) platforms have become the new normal, and paired with the explosion in digital identities, these forces have made the traditional perimeter all but disappear.