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With AI, security at runtime means protecting access, vetting inputs, checking outputs and detecting anomalous behaviors. It is challenging to get right.

Quantum computing could break encryption in the next several years, and research suggests that few organizations are ready. Experts say CISOs must act now.

Infostealers aren't new. But what is new is that almost anyone -- regardless of skill -- can now deploy the malware. Update incident response plans to safeguard your operations.

'The Life and Times of Cybersecurity Professionals' survey assessed how workers feel about defending against constant threats, as well as what's getting better and what is not.

Zscaler's Zenith Live event revealed AI-focused innovations like Enterprise Browser and ZAgent Framework, positioning zero trust at the core of AI security.

The business case for OpenClaw is clear, but so are the security risks. Learn why a cybersecurity expert says deployments are putting enterprises in real danger.

Today's distributed computing environments require a cloud strategy that goes well beyond choosing the best security tools. Instead, CISOs need a far more integrated approach.

Cyber ranges, once the domain of national defense agencies, are becoming more widely accessible. In the public sector, the state of Florida is leading the charge.

In this edition of the Reporters' Notebook video series, our cybersecurity reporters explore why cyber insurance is forcing organizations to quantify risk.

Your latest cybersecurity incident might not be a threat actor, but an internal AI agent doing what it's authorized to do. Incident response must evolve to accommodate AI.

To take advantage of opportunities AI might present -- without opening the door to a breach -- an organization needs to put the right guardrails in the right places.

Are cybersecurity criminals simply acting with impunity? It sometimes feels like it. Learn what defenders need to know and what investigators are doing about it.

At the Gartner Cybersecurity and Risk Management Summit 2026, security professionals learned how to use AI to counter the AI-fueled cyberattacks directed against them.

Check out SearchSecurity's Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit guide for reports on notable presentations and sessions on the latest security topics.

Identity is long past the days of logging into systems. Security teams must now manage SaaS apps, AI agents and machine-to-machine interactions across distributed environments.

As cybersecurity fears in the C-suite wane, the cyber-risk appetites of executives and boards are changing. Find out what it means for cybersecurity spending and the CISO role.

Excessive data retention expands attack surfaces and breach impact. Learn why data minimization has become a foundational cybersecurity and compliance strategy.

University of Toronto researchers created a proof-of-concept AI worm that dynamically identifies vulnerabilities and adapts its attack strategies. Here's what it means for enterprises.

Cyber-risk quantification with FAIR can change the game for CISOs -- but sourcing enough accurate data for analysis can feel impossible. Learn how and where to find it.

Cybersecurity board reports don't always land. At the Security and Risk Management Summit 2026, Gartner analysts suggested a novel way to communicate cyber-risk to corporate directors.