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Retail Never Sleeps - and Neither Do Cyber Threats

Retail has become a 24/7 business. In the post-pandemic world, eCommerce and digital channels operate continuously, with customers expecting constant availability and frictionless transactions. Seasonal demand peaks, global supply chains, and already thin margins leave little tolerance for disruption. At the same time, cyberattacks continue to grow in both volume and sophistication. For today’s retailers, digital resilience is no longer optional.

Reimagining Third-Party Risk: How Framework Intelligence Transforms Compliance

30% of data breaches come from third parties. That number is accelerating—and it’s why smarter, connected risk management has never been more critical. In our latest “F” Word webinar, Bitsight SVP of Product Management Vanessa Jankowski shared how forward-thinking teams are reimagining third-party risk management with Bitsight Framework Intelligence—turning compliance from a static checklist into a real-time intelligence engine.

Evolving Your Cyber Framework: From Checklists to Intelligence Engines

Risk isn’t static—so why should your frameworks be? In this clip from The “F” Word webinar, Vanessa Jankowski shares how Bitsight Framework Intelligence helps organizations move beyond checkbox compliance to proactive risk mitigation. By automating control mapping and enriching frameworks with real-time exposure data, Bitsight empowers teams to anticipate threats, not just respond to them. When frameworks evolve into intelligence engines, risk mitigation becomes faster, smarter, and measurable.

It's 2 AM. Do You Know Which AIs Your MCP Server Is Talking To?

When Anthropic dropped the Model Context Protocol (MCP) in late 2024, it felt like the missing puzzle piece for AI tooling: a standard way for Large Language Models (LLMs) to talk to data sources, APIs, and pretty much anything else you can think of. Think of it as a USB-C port for AI, as the protocol’s creators like to say. But like most shiny new standards, the devil’s in the details.

What's Next in Cyber Economics: 2026 Security Strategies from Industry Leaders

Security leaders are bracing for a pivotal shift in 2026. Attacker economics are evolving, extortion models are changing shape, and organizations are rethinking how they allocate resources to defend against more scalable and financially motivated threats. In this on-demand webinar, four industry experts break down the forces reshaping cybersecurity strategy and offer practical guidance for leaders preparing for the next wave of challenges.

Adversarial AI: The New Symmetric Threat Landscape

Adversarial AI is geometrically making cyber a symmetric threat, fundamentally altering the cybersecurity equation. However, there are leaders who have successfully navigated these emerging challenges and understand the implications. Join Dr. Aleksandr Yampolskiy (CEO & Co-Founder, SecurityScorecard) and Dr. Srinivas Mukkamala (CEO, Securin Inc.) as they dive into: SecurityScorecard monitors and scores over 12 million companies worldwide.

The problem? The people you're blocking are often top performers.

Banning AI seems logical. Our new report shows why it's failing. The problem? The people you're blocking are often top performers. They're confident, innovative, and willing to work around the rules to get value. This video explains why this paradox changes everything. You can't just block curiosity. You have to harness it. Download the complete (ungated) report.

Risk, Reward, and Reality: How to Decide the Right Amount to Invest in Crypto

Entering the world of crypto can feel exhilarating. Stories of rapid gains and high-profile success can make even cautious investors consider dipping their toes into digital assets. Yet, alongside the potential for reward comes significant risk. Understanding how much to invest in crypto is less about chasing opportunity and more about aligning investments with your financial reality, goals, and tolerance for volatility.

Unsubscribed Doesn't Mean Disconnected: The Persistent Risk of Calendar Domains

We trust our devices to keep our lives organized, from reminders and appointments to birthdays and holidays. But behind that convenience lies an invisible risk. Every time you subscribe to an external calendar, you may be granting an unknown third party the ability to send events directly to your device for as long as the subscription remains active.