“The objective of this inaugural Tenable Network Security research study is to measure how enterprise IT security professionals view their organization’s ability to assess cybersecurity risks and to mitigate threats that can exploit those risks. In doing so, Tenable has developed the industry’s first Global Cybersecurity Assurance Report Card, which assigns indices and grades to responding organizations globally, by country, and by industry based on the responses of the security practitioners themselves.”

This report provides insight into survey responses regarding Phishing campaigns, and their impact on organizations.

In this report the authors provide insight into the importance of data security.

In this report, they highlight key findings from a recent survey of more than 200 CIO’s and CISO’s, and outline how executives are actively revising security models to create a culture of cybersecurity and safeguard their organizations in today’s continually changing business environment.

This paper takes a good and definitive look at the GDPR.

From the report, “The primary goal of our report is to spark major discussion around cybercrime — and cyber defense — from local, national, and global political and business leaders. We invite broadcasters, publishers, editors, reporters, and bloggers to borrow generously from our report in their efforts raise up cybersecurity in the public’s consciousness.”

This report is discussing the rising trend of organizations properly prioritizing the risks and dangers of cyber threats.

Marsh & McLennan Agency surveyed 1,141 executives from small to middle-market organizations across North America, and found that they are clearly concerned about cyber risk — but, by their own admission, they do not have a grasp of how to protect themselves.

The goal of this report is to help organizations that have both onsite and cloud based assests.

This first report in a multipart series, which appraises various cybersecurity occupations using natural language processing (NLP), examines the role of the CISO from the vantage point of employer job ads and CISO resumes . Findings show that the role and prominence of the chief information security officer (CISO) continue to expand and transform . CISOs are no longer seen as technologists tasked to manage their organizations’ security risks . Much more than security tacticians, CISOs are seen as business strategists who reach across organizational boundaries to build business-level relationships and orchestrate business strategies that enable digital transformation and govern compliance-related issues. Key takeaways of the analysis are broken into two sections: 1) hard and soft skills, and 2) education and career demographics .

In this report they seek to answer four important questions. How mature is the profession today? Where are we weakest/strongest? Which improvements in maturity are likely to matter most? How do we rate against others in our industry?