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Protecting your organization from dark web threats

As a Senior Threat Analyst at Resilience, I’ve observed firsthand how the dark web’s evolving landscape poses growing risks to organizations’ data and reputation. Threat actors are increasingly utilizing advanced tools and AI to scale operations and increase attack efficiency, creating unprecedented challenges for business security.  But what does that mean for you? Here are […]

Why the OODA loop matters for cybersecurity

In 2004 as I prepared to board a flight to Tokyo, I strolled through a bookstore in ATL’s international concourse looking for something to occupy my mind during the 14 hour flight. Just as I was about to head to my gate empty-handed, I noticed a book that I had just read a review about […]

What DeepSeek means for cyber risk

The January 20 release of DeepSeek, an open source LLM developed by a Chinese research lab, rocked both the tech world and the financial markets. The product quickly demonstrated what appears to be exponentially better energy, cost efficiency, and similar performance capabilities when compared with American-made AI products like OpenAI. It also highlighted a number […]

The importance of vendor risk reports in managing third-party risk

The cybersecurity landscape saw a significant shift in 2024, with third-party risks emerging as a major source of cyber losses. Vendor risk management is far more than a compliance checkbox—it is a vital layer of defense in today’s cybersecurity landscape. And that’s why understanding your risk exposure from vendors through vendor risk reports is so […]

The rise of CISO 3.0 and what it means for cyber risk

The Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) has traditionally been seen as someone who worked behind the scenes, focused on technical details and making sure the company’s network, applications, and data were safe. They were known and appreciated for their tech skills, but maybe not so much their business skills. The CISO of the past was […]

Understanding identity-based attacks and how to defend against them

Breaches used to be primarily carried out via software vulnerabilities: Companies would announce a flaw, take a while to fix it, and attackers would find their way into the system using those exploits. From there they might not only steal information and assets from their primary target, but would also use their access to jump […]

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