The recently concluded investigation into the 2022 leak of a controversial US Supreme Court draft opinion revealed significant gaps in court cybersecurity, remote access controls, activity logging and information management controls.

Instead of a post-pandemic return to brisk sales, The Metropolitan Opera’s website, box office, ticketing operations and call center were closed down by the cyberattack. Arts organizations’ cybersecurity budgets may be limited but investing in solid cybersecurity is less costly than getting hacked.

For gaming studios, carefully orchestrated sequences of marketing activity build anticipation among influencers, and encourage them to create buzz. By undermining timing and fans’ “enjoyable discomfort” around an upcoming release, leaks undermine that buzz and place sales -- both upon release and into the future -- at significant risk.

Web isolation technology strengthens SASE platforms with functionality that extends well beyond secure browsing. It enhances ZTNA and CASB protections, as well as protecting web app surfaces from probing by threat actors and malware on unmanaged devices.

This year’s DBIR confirms that when it comes to data breaches, users are not their employers’ worst enemies, but they may well be their enemies’ best helpers. How can organizations close down attack vectors that rely on user error to succeed?

Costs are rising, but there's good news, too. Breaches of companies that had Zero Trust deployed were less frequent and cost 35% less than for companies that did not deploy Zero Trust

Credential theft came roaring back in the first half of 2021 as the top phishing technique, with legitimate websites that have been compromised as the most popular staging ground.

Data from the first quarter of 2021 indicates that ransomware strains are becoming increasingly diverse and therefore more difficult to detect. Email and the web remain the dominant delivery channels, with one or both almost always included in often-complex delivery chains.