Most CISOs Admit They Are Not Ready For The Next Big Cyberattack

A new global survey of 600 senior cybersecurity leaders reveals a troubling gap. Nearly every organization has a formal incident response plan. But almost three-quarters of the people responsible for those plans say they would not work under real pressure. That disconnect sits at the heart of the 2026 CISO Survey: The State of Incident … Read more

Two-Thirds Of Cybersecurity Staff Consider Leaving Their Employer

A landmark benchmark study on cybersecurity staffing reveals a workforce under serious pressure. IANS Research and Artico Search surveyed 515 security professionals across all role levels. The 2026 Cybersecurity Talent Report covers compensation, role responsibilities, education, and retention. The findings carry direct implications for how organizations assess and price cyber risk. The survey ran from … Read more

Cybersecuirty In Asia: Confidence Falls As AI-Driven Threats Surge

Cybersecurity in Asia faces significant challenges, with many organizations finding it hard to keep up with digital risks. A recent Marsh post notes that just half of Asia-based firms are confident in their cyber risk strategies, the lowest rate worldwide and well below the global average of 72%. At the same time, most companies are … Read more

Cyber Risk Management Lags Behind AI Adoption, Report Finds

Enterprises are accelerating their deployments of artificial intelligence, yet cyber risk management practices continue to lag, according to a new global study from OpenText and the Ponemon Institute. The report highlights a widening gap between innovation and security readiness, raising concerns about AI governance across the cyber insurance and cybersecurity sectors. The study, Managing Risks … Read more

Midmarket Cybersecurity Gap Widens, Intruder Report Finds

Quick Take Midmarket cybersecurity is struggling with self-awareness. Companies claim readiness for today’s cybersecurity risk, but a new industry report reveals teams are stretched, tool stacks fragmented, and many firms still need up to a week to assess critical vulnerabilities, far slower than attackers move. Boardroom visibility is also limited; only 9% discuss cyber risk … Read more

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