CTEM, threat intelligence and AI pentesting are converging around one job: finding and prioritizing security risk so organizations know what to fix.
Featured
Community Corner
See allFrom the CYBR.SEC.Community
Is it 'Offensive' to be Considered a Governance Vendor?
CTEM, threat intelligence and AI pentesting are converging around one job: finding and prioritizing security risk so organizations know what to fix.
Cybersecurity, Experience and the Risk of Age Bias
Cybersecurity values experience, but age bias in hiring may filter out veteran talent before recruiters ever see it.
How Hacker Summer Camp Mentally Rehydrates Us
Hacker Summer Camp does more than deliver security knowledge. It rebuilds context, connections, and the human judgment AI can't replace.
Hacker Summer Camp Is Missing the Nonprofit Sector
Black Hat, DEF CON, and BSidesLV wrapped up this week. As always, a few security nonprofits found their way into the room. But the sector that runs $1.4 to $1.5 trillion through the U.S. economy every year? Still mostly locked out.
Is Grey Hair the New Gold in Cybersecurity?
The industry treats experience as the ultimate proxy for trust. But in doing so, it's quietly locking out the people it keeps insisting it can't find.
Latest Articles
See all
Open-Source SecuritySoftware Supply Chain
How Much Open Source Is Abandoned? It Depends How You Count
A 13.1 million-package analysis finds that open-source abandonment rates can vary by multiples, exposing a major software supply-chain measurement gap.
Black Hat 2026 AI security trendsHow to CISO
Black Hat 2026 AI Security Trends: Andy Ellis Finds an Industry Better at Finding Risk Than Fixing It
Andy Ellis' analysis of all 450 Black Hat USA 2026 exhibitors found AI has become cybersecurity's dominant message, while governance tools now outnumber technologies focused on directly preventing attacks.
Ai4
Three AI Luminaries, One Stage: What Ai4's Keynote Panel Signals for Enterprise AI and Cybersecurity
Self-adapting AI worms, a vetoed California bill, and a 1.4% replacement rate: how AI's founders split on security, regulation, and jobs at Ai4 2026.
AI Vishing AttacksData Breach
Wall Street's Vishing Problem Starts at the Help Desk
Security leaders speaking on this exact vishing threat at an Ai4 cybersecurity panel on Aug. 4 said the best defense against voice-based impersonation is identity verification.
Hacker Summer CampBlack HatBSidesLVAi4DefCon
Hacker Summer Camp: Complete Coverage Of Black Hat, BSidesLV, DefCon, Ai4
The CYBR.SEC.Media crew is in Las Vegas to bring you all the insights coming from this week's proceedings.
Hacker Summer CampBlack HatBSidesLV
Adventures at Hacker Summer Camp - 2026 Edition
I'm out in vegas this week, attending BSides Las Vegas and Black Hat (no DEF CON for me this year). I'll be documenting who I talk to on this post.
Packet ProtectorSecurity Partnerships
Packet Protector: Why Security Needs Infrastructure Partners
On CYBR.SEC.CAST, Packet Protector hosts JJ Jabbusch and Drew Conry-Murray explain why stronger cybersecurity starts with treating infrastructure teams as security partners.
Podcasts & Video
See all
Podcast
Emotional Support Co-Hosts with Jennifer (JJ) Jabbusch and Drew Conry-Murray
Podcast
Diversifying Supply Chains ‘Til the Cows Come Home
Podcast
Busy is the New Stupid with Ross Young
Podcast
Isn’t it Ironic with Amanda Berlin
Amanda Berlin discusses resilience, cybersecurity, and finding strength through life's unexpected twists and professional challenges.
Podcast
Fighting the Good Fight with Deidre Diamond
How vague job descriptions, inefficient hiring processes, and poor matching systems contribute to long hiring cycles, workforce shortages, and burnout.
Podcast
Art vs. Architecture in Cybersecurity and AI
As AI reshapes cybersecurity, success depends on balancing creative thinking with strong architecture, governance, and design.
Podcast
Trust Is the Missing Layer in Cybersecurity with Tammy Moskites
In this episode of CYBR.Minded, Dr. Dustin Sachs sits down with Tammy Moskites, founder and CEO of CyAlliance, to discuss how trust, communication, leadership, and risk translation shape security outcomes.