Security Intelligence

Security is an ongoing journey that should be central to your business strategy; it’s not merely a solution you can purchase and set aside. Our goal is to equip you with the necessary tools and insights to face the constantly evolving security landscape, where skilled attackers are continuously bypassing traditional defenses and creating new threats. These threats can include everything from phishing scams and ransomware to complex DDoS attacks and more. We offer analysis and perspectives from leading experts in the information security field, committed to monitoring the most urgent threats and technological developments in the industry. This way, you can better understand your environment and advance your career.

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Hacking the mind: Why psychology matters to cybersecurity

2 months ago | securityintelligence.com | Jonathan Reed

In cybersecurity, too often, the emphasis is placed on advanced technology meant to shield digital infrastructure from external threats. Yet, an equally crucial — and underestimated — factor lies at the heart of all digital interactions: the human mind. Behind every breach is a calculated manipulation, and behind every defense, a strategic response.
Cybersecurity awareness: Apple's cloud-based AI security system | IBM

2 months ago | securityintelligence.com | Sue Poremba

In an interview with Ruben Boonen, CNE Capability Development Lead at IBM, we dig into what researchers think of Apple's Private Cloud Compute system.
How AI-driven SOC co-pilots will change security center operations | IBM

2 months ago | securityintelligence.com | Jennifer Gregory

AI-driven SOC "co-pilots" are topping the lists for 2025's cybersecurity predictions, providing round-the-clock assistance to security analysts.
CISOs drive the intersection between cyber maturity and business continuity | IBM

2 months ago | securityintelligence.com | Jonathan Reed

In the evolving landscape of cyber threats, the role of the CISO is becoming more integral to organizational resilience and business continuity.
AI and cloud vulnerabilities aren’t the only threats facing CISOs today

2 months ago | securityintelligence.com | Charles Owen-Jackson

With cloud infrastructure and, more recently, artificial intelligence (AI) systems becoming prime targets for attackers, security leaders are laser-focused on defending these high-profile areas. They’re right to do so, too, as cyber criminals turn to new and emerging technologies to launch and scale ever more sophisticated attacks.
4 trends in software supply chain security

2 months ago | securityintelligence.com | Sue Poremba

Some of the biggest and most infamous cyberattacks of the past decade were caused by a security breakdown in the software supply chain. SolarWinds was probably the most well-known, but it was not alone. Incidents against companies like Equifax and tools like MOVEit also wreaked havoc for organizations and customers whose sensitive information was compromised. Expect to see more software supply chain attacks moving forward.
Taking the fight to the enemy: Cyber persistence strategy gains momentum

Jan 23, 2025 | securityintelligence.com | Jonathan Reed

The nature of cyber warfare has evolved rapidly over the last decade, forcing the world’s governments and industries to reimagine their cybersecurity strategies. While deterrence and reactive defenses once dominated the conversation, the emergence of cyber persistence — actively hunting down threats before they materialize — has become the new frontier.
How to calculate your AI-powered cybersecurity's ROI

Jan 17, 2025 | securityintelligence.com | Mike Elgan

Imagine this scenario: A sophisticated, malicious phishing campaign targets a large financial institution. The attackers use emails generated by artificial intelligence (AI) that closely mimic the company’s internal communications. The emails contain malicious links designed to steal employee credentials, which the attackers could use to gain access to company assets and data for unknown purposes.
The current state of ransomware: Weaponizing disclosure rules and more

Jan 16, 2025 | securityintelligence.com | Jonathan Reed

As we near the end of 2024, ransomware remains a dominant and evolving threat against any organization. Cyber criminals are more sophisticated and creative than ever. They integrate new technologies, leverage geopolitical tensions and even use legal regulations to their advantage. What once seemed like a disruptive but relatively straightforward crime has evolved into a multi-layered, global challenge that continues to threaten businesses and governments alike.
ISC2 Cybersecurity Workforce Study: Shortage of AI skilled workers

Jan 15, 2025 | securityintelligence.com | Sue Poremba

AI has made an impact everywhere else across the tech world, so it should surprise no one that the 2024 ISC2 Cybersecurity Workforce Study saw artificial intelligence (AI) jump into the top five list of security skills. It’s not just the need for workers with security-related AI skills. The Workforce Study also takes a deep dive into how the 16,000 respondents think AI will impact cybersecurity and job roles overall, from changing skills approaches to creating generative AI (gen AI) strategies.