For many organizations, the annual cybersecurity assessment serves as a foundational practice. It provides a critical snapshot of control effectiveness, regulatory alignment, and immediate risk exposure. However, treating this snapshot as a finish line rather than a starting point limits its long-term value. An annual assessment is a point-in-time validation. In an environment where technology stacks, identities, and threat techniques evolve continuously, resilience depends on building a...

As we enter 2026, cybersecurity is undergoing a period of rapid change. Threat velocity, operational complexity, and attacker automation are advancing faster than traditional security models can absorb. State-sponsored cyber campaigns are accelerating alongside criminal activity, blurring the lines between espionage, disruption, and financial extortion. Artificial intelligence, or AI, is reshaping both offensive and defensive capabilities, while ransomware has evolved into coordinated,...

As 2025 come to a close, cybersecurity is defined by rapid attack cycles, growing digital ecosystems, and heightened accountability. This year made one point unmistakable: security performance influences every part of the business. The organizations that approached cybersecurity as a strategic capability were the ones that contained incidents quickly, kept operations steady, sustained customer and partner confidence, maintained compliance with evolving regulatory expectations, and navigated...