The rapid digitalization of healthcare and community services has exposed vulnerabilities that did not exist a decade ago.

Translating the legal jargon of the EU AI Act into a productive roadmap for your organization is achievable, beginning with conducting a gap analysis.

The security of AI environments cannot be based on the measures of the perimeter alone; it must be verified on a regular basis.

Explore seven ways in which ISACA membership propels careers forward and prepares members to lead in the digital trust workforce.

Organizations can turn privacy into a core capability by elevating privacy engineering into a distinct practice with consistent, proactive focus.

As the world becomes increasingly reliant on technology, the attack surface of cyberspace continues to expand. Cyberthreats have grown more sophisticated, posing significant risk to individuals, ...

With times of economic uncertainty on the horizon, ongoing talk of the ever-present skills gap and layoffs across many industries, cybersecurity professionals are wondering what to expect in the ...

Abstract: Enterprises have long struggled to realize meaningful value from traditional cyberthreat intelligence programs. Common challenges include intelligence that is not actionable, overwhelming ...

Author: Mary Carmichael, CRISC, CISA, CPA, Member of ISACA Emerging Trends Working Group ...

In the realm of information systems, ensuring data integrity, security, and transparency are paramount. Traditional audit and control mechanisms have often faced challenges in keeping pace with the ...

To produce risk assessments with more accuracy, artificial intelligence (AI) can be used because one of its core competencies is data aggregation and interpretation.

In the 1980s, the US Air Force coined the term "cybersecurity" to describe the protection of computer networks. The term was first used in a public forum in 1985, when the Air Force published a paper ...