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CRI Cyber Profile: A complete guide for financial institutions

Financial institutions operate within intense restrictions. They can face extensive regulatory scrutiny around the world. For global or multinational institutions, compliance becomes a pressing and ongoing challenge as they must align with numerous regional cybersecurity regulations, each with its own reporting and governance expectations. ‍ The Cyber Risk Institute (CRI) Cyber Profile was developed to ease this compliance overhead for security teams in the finance industry.

Powerful antivirus guidance for Macfirst organizations in 2026

Businesses with a Mac-first strategy have long enjoyed the perception of inherent security from the Unix-based operating system. However, as 2026 unfolds, the digital threat landscape evolves rapidly, and Mac-first organizations are now facing a range of sophisticated cyber risks.

Safeguarding Transactions Outside Traditional Banking Channels

Compliance teams often focus on banks, yet value can move through many routes that never touch a branch or a core banking platform. In safeguarding transactions outside traditional banking channels, the hardest part is defining the perimeter: nonbank payment providers, prepaid instruments, merchant networks, and informal value transfer systems that rely on trust, netting, or cash settlement.

How to choose the right AI standard: A 7-point guide

AI adoption has accelerated across sectors today as the technology becomes easier to access and deploy. Most organizations embed it in at least one aspect of their daily operations, but doing so has also introduced new risks, such as model bias and outcome drift. ‍ There’s a growing gap between AI use and responsible oversight, and keeping up demonstrable AI governance practices is a challenge.

5 Reasons Why Organizations Don't Achieve FedRAMP ATO

When a cloud services provider wants to work with the federal government, they have to pass a rigorous audit to make sure they’re capable of properly securing the controlled information they would handle in the process. Achieving that Authority to Operate is done through the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program and is the biggest barrier to federal contracts, and the bar is high. As many as 60% of CSPs attempting to pass their ATO audit will fail.

Choosing a Domain Registrar: Privacy vs. Security - What Really Matters

For most security experts out there, choosing a registrar for their domains is an ordinary process that involves no complexities. Registering with them, setting the DNS, and moving on with our lives is usually well understood by most internet users out there. However, for most people out there, choosing this registrar will set the scene for their website's security and attack vulnerabilities while regarding their privacy.

Halo Security Achieves SOC 2 Type II Compliance, Demonstrating Sustained Security Excellence Over Time

Halo Security, a leading provider of external attack surface management and penetration testing services, today announced it has successfully achieved SOC 2 Type II compliance following an extensive multi-month audit by Insight Assurance. This certification validates that Halo Security's security controls are not only properly designed but also operate effectively and consistently over time.

Government contracting compliance 101: Everything you should know

Organizations that work with the US government must adhere to strict procedures covering procurement protocols, non-discrimination policies, and rigorous cybersecurity. That’s because working with government agencies often involves handling sensitive and legally protected data, and failure to comply can result in financial and legal consequences.