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CISO Guide to Machine Identity Lifecycle Management: What CISOs Need to Know

Machine identity lifecycle management has evolved beyond a technical implementation challenge to become a fundamental component of enterprise risk management and digital transformation strategy. As a core element of a modern cybersecurity strategy, machine identity management ensures that organizations can effectively protect their digital assets and adapt to evolving threats.

Proving the ROI of Vulnerability Assessments: A CISO Guide

In cybersecurity, the value of vulnerability assessments (VA) is widely acknowledged but not always quantified. For many decision-makers, “just preventing an attack” isn’t a strong enough business case. They want to know: What is the return on investment (ROI)? How does this investment contribute to the bottom-line, reduce business risk, or improve operational performance?

EP 9 - J&J's former CISO on trust, identity, and the future of cybersecurity

In this episode of Security Matters, host David Puner sits down with Marene Allison, former Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) of Johnson & Johnson, for a candid and wide-ranging conversation on trust, identity, and leadership in cybersecurity. From securing global vaccine supply chains during the COVID-19 pandemic to navigating the rise of AI and machine identities, Marene shares hard-earned insights from her decades-long career in national security and the private sector.

13 Questions Every CISO Should Ask Before Choosing an Adversarial Exposure Validation Platform

Defined by Gartner as the next evolution of breach and attack simulation (BAS), adversarial exposure validation (AEV) is a security solution that continuously assesses how well security controls prevent, detect, and respond to real-world adversarial behaviors—across multiple environments and the entire attack lifecycle.

Snyk Report shows 88% of CISOs are concerned with current state of U.S. cyber readiness

Having recently reached the 100 day mark of the new administration in the U.S., Snyk thought it important to check in with some of the nation’s CISOs to gauge how they were feeling about the cybersecurity posture of both the nation and their own organizations. In partnership with Researchscape, we surveyed a total of 101 U.S. based CISOs working in Information Security and/or Information Technology who responded to the online survey from April 7 - 21, 2025.

Top Cybersecurity Trends in 2025: 9 Trends to Watch

When I started learning about cybersecurity, I thought it was only about firewalls and antivirus software. I didn’t know how fast things change and threats evolve. Whenever I felt like I had a handle on things, something new came in headlines: ransomware, phishing kits, zero-day attacks. It’s a lot. If you work in tech, you’ve probably felt that too. Even if cybersecurity isn’t your full-time job, it still touches everything. And keeping up with everything is not easy.

Why AI governance is now a CISO imperative

Let’s be real: 2024 is the year AI went from pilot to policy. And in 2025, it’s not slowing down. Every enterprise I talk to, from high-growth SaaS companies to large-scale global platforms, implements AI internally or embeds it into its products. With that momentum comes a wave of questions: Is this secure? Are we exposing customer data? What will our auditors say? CISOs are now expected to balance innovation with protection, fostering progress while staying ahead of risk.

Building a Proactive Threat Intelligence Program: Exclusive Guide For A CISO

As cyber threats grow more advanced and persistent, traditional reactive defences are no longer enough. Today’s security leaders must shift toward proactive threat intelligence, anticipating and neutralising risks before they evolve into serious breaches.