Canada’s Bill C-22 tries to frame lawful access as a bounded public-safety tool, but its technical-capability requirements keep the central encryption question alive: can exceptional access exist ...

Germany’s chemical industry is one of the world’s largest, and its plants, formulas, and supply chains make it a prime target for cyber criminals and industrial espionage. The five CISOs below protect ...

What’s Needed to Protect the Data? Starting with terms and conditions, what best practices can help with government contracts ...

Denmark’s energy and utility companies run power grids, water systems, and district heating that the country depends on every day, and with NIS2 raising the bar for critical infrastructure, their ...

New Zealand’s public sector holds some of the country’s most sensitive information, from court and justice records to transport systems and natural hazard insurance claims. The four CISOs below ...

A global survey of 1,607 cybersecurity leaders from Palo Alto Networks reveals that 95% are concerned advanced AI will ...

In July 2026, an internal security evaluation unexpectedly drew Hugging Face into a real security incident. AI agents being ...

Targeted ads from Direct-Tech are being used to deliver spyware from Candiru and others on the devices of people to track ...

Most enterprises know where their critical applications run, who owns their cloud accounts and which teams operate production ...

Qualys president and CEO Sumedh Thakar said today the time has come to define a set of standards and best practices for ...

Ask a board what happens if ransomware hits, and the answer usually comes back fast: "We have backups." It's the reassurance ...

David Lindner joins Mike Vizard to discuss KEV and EPSS-informed triage, deterministic validation of AI-generated fixes, and ...