NHI Governance Is the Outcome. GitGuardian Is How You Get There
Learn how GitGuardian supports NHI governance with a secrets-first model that improves visibility, reduces sprawl, and helps teams manage machine identity risk.
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Highlights from the CrowdStrike 2026 Global Threat Report
The CrowdStrike 2026 Global Threat Report exposes the most notable themes, trends, and events from the 2025 cyber threat landscape. Get the latest intelligence so your organization can defend against the unprecedented speed and sophistication of the evasive adversary.
CMMC Requirements for AI Systems: What Assessors Actually Look For
Josh Rector is the Compliance Director, Public Sector at Ace of Cloud, a security and compliance consulting firm, certified CMMC Third-Party Assessor Organization (C3PAO), and Registered Provider Organization (RPO). With more than a decade of experience in cybersecurity compliance, he has worked both sides of the assessment table, leading internal and external assessments, serving as ISSO for systems at federal agencies, and guiding cloud service providers through the FedRAMP authorization process.
Clean vs fast recovery: why MTCR matters
Your backups survived a ransomware attack. Your team restored everything within hours. And three days later, the same malware is back, encrypting the same files, because nobody checked whether those backups were clean before putting them into production.
OT and ICS cybersecurity explained: From factory floors to the power grid
Operational Technology (OT) security safeguards the industrial systems, networks, and physical processes that power modern society. Unlike Information Technology (IT), which prioritizes data confidentiality, OT security focuses on the availability, reliability, and safety of physical operations, protecting the technology behind turbines, robotic arms, pumps, and pipeline valves.
Active Directory under attack: Best practices to defend and protect your organization
Active Directory (AD) remains the foundational identity and access management system for the vast majority of enterprises globally, making it a prime target for cybercriminals. AD is constantly under attack, and threat actors rarely have to resort to complex, zero-day exploits to breach it. Instead, they rely on a pervasive and persistent vulnerability: everyday misconfigurations.
Evolve With Your Vendors: Why Vendor Risk Changes Over Time-and What to Do About It
Vendor relationships don’t stay static—and neither does the risk they introduce. In this video, we break down a common misconception in third-party risk management: that vendor risk remains constant after onboarding. The reality? As vendors grow and their digital footprint expands, risk increases over time. Learn why organizations must move beyond point-in-time assessments and adopt a more modern approach to vendor risk management.
Data Sets the Course: Why Cyber Risk Management Starts with Better Data
The cyber risk landscape is evolving faster than ever—creating new challenges for organizations trying to maintain visibility and control. In this video, we explore why data is the foundation of effective cyber risk management. As risk becomes more dynamic and complex, organizations must be able to: Respond to threats as they emerge—not after the fact Without high-quality, actionable data, managing cyber risk simply isn’t possible.
AI With Intention: Visibility Drives Action: Strengthening Cyber Risk Management with Better Data
As organizations shift to cloud services and third-party vendors, maintaining visibility and control over cyber risk has become increasingly complex. In this video, we explore one of the biggest challenges facing security leaders today: how to manage cyber risk without full visibility into your environment. Learn why visibility is critical to effective cybersecurity—and how the right data enables organizations to.
AI Models Won't Pick Sides in the Security War. Governance and Policy Will.
Two significant software supply chain cybersecurity attacks, seven days apart, with one hundred and eighty million weekly downloads between them. The chaos from development teams to the boardroom is real. And the pace is only going to get faster. Much, much faster…