Latest cybersecurity reporting from selected sources.

The C-suite will have zero interest in zero trust without a good business case Partner Content In today's enterprise environment, technology investments are no longer judged solely by their technical sophistication. Approval depends on their ability to support business goals, mitigate risk, and create value for shareholders. CIOs and CISOs are expected to present their strategies not as technical upgrades but as business enablers. The challenge is not just making the right investments, but framing them in ways that resonate at the boardroom level.…

Cyber Leaders Address AI Threats, Compliance Resilience, Zero TrustFrom AI‑driven fraud schemes to tightening regulations and identity threats, ISMG's New York Fraud Prevention and Financial Cybersecurity Summits brought together CISOs, investigators and risk leaders to share practical strategies for strengthening defenses and building true resilience.

Zscaler Global CISO Sam Curry on the Changing Demands of Cybersecurity LeadershipThe responsibilities of a modern CISO extend far beyond preventing breaches. For Sam Curry, Zscaler's global CISO, the role now requires both strategic security leadership and technical vision.

Our collection of the most relevant reporting and industry perspectives for those guiding cybersecurity strategies and focused on SecOps. Also included: security license mandates; a move to four-day remediation requirements; lessons on OWASP for LLMs.

Hudl's CISO on Why Microsegmentation Isn't for Everyone on the Path to Zero TrustMicrosegmentation is a fundamental approach to achieving a mature zero-trust-guided strategy. But before tackling the complex job of microsegmenting infrastructure, IT teams must understand the business context and criticality of the data, said Robert LaMagna-Reiter, CISO at Hudl.