Security Executives

The difference between immutable and traditional endpoints is how changes occur and who or what can make them. A purpose-built immutable operating system uses a trusted architecture based on a read-only filesystem with tightly controlled configuration, rather than letting users and applications freely modify the underlying operating environment.

From Known State to Trusted State: A New Approach to Endpoint Security

Immutability and non-persistence can help organizations establish predictable endpoint environments, but effective protection depends on verifying the integrity of the operating...

Nov. 11, 2026

Corporate security programs face unique challenges when foreign intelligence threats involve senior executives whose personal relationships and activities may fall outside traditional security oversight.

The Executive Blind Spot in Corporate Counterintelligence

Nov. 11, 2026

NCC Group CEO Guy Ellis will lead the company's next phase of growth and cybersecurity strategy.

NCC Group Appoints Guy Ellis as CEO, Andy Beaver as Interim CFO

Nov. 10, 2026

Matt Marlier will oversee efforts to expand Kiteworks' global network of channel and technology partners.

Kiteworks Appoints Matt Marlier as Vice President of Global Channels & Alliances

Nov. 10, 2026

Agentic AI is blurring the traditional boundaries between human users, devices and applications, creating new vulnerabilities around identity, privileged access, data aggregation and operational security. For organizations embracing autonomous AI, traditional security models and model-level guardrails are not enough.

Artificial Intelligence

Executive Q&A: AI Agents Are the New Digital Insiders. Why Zero Trust Must Evolve

Nov. 10, 2026

Melissa Rojo brings more than a decade of experience applying artificial intelligence to business operations to her new role at Immix.

Immix Names Melissa Rojo Vice President of Product Transformation

Nov. 2, 2026

When a threat contains information that may have come from inside the organization, the investigation must widen. Domain controllers, backups, and financial systems still matter.

When a Cyberattack Becomes a Physical Threat

Oct. 29, 2026

Cyber risks are equally severe and becoming more intertwined with physical ones. Data centers are vulnerable to ransomware with double-extortion tactics, advanced persistent threats (APTs) for long-term infiltration and data exfiltration, DDoS attacks, cloud misconfigurations, insecure APIs, and expanding attack surfaces from edge computing and IoT devices.

Critical Infrastructure

Data Centers Are Becoming the New Front Line of Converged Security

Oct. 27, 2026

The Security Foundation Supports Public-Private Security Partnerships

Oct. 26, 2026

Security Executives

From Known State to Trusted State: A New Approach to Endpoint Security

The Executive Blind Spot in Corporate Counterintelligence

NCC Group Appoints Guy Ellis as CEO, Andy Beaver as Interim CFO

Kiteworks Appoints Matt Marlier as Vice President of Global Channels & Alliances

Executive Q&A: AI Agents Are the New Digital Insiders. Why Zero Trust Must Evolve

Immix Names Melissa Rojo Vice President of Product Transformation

When a Cyberattack Becomes a Physical Threat

Data Centers Are Becoming the New Front Line of Converged Security

The Security Foundation Supports Public-Private Security Partnerships

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