Enterprise Security Tech

The cybersecurity workforce has spent the past two years bracing for economic turbulence. Layoffs, spending freezes and shrinking budgets hit teams that historically believed they were insulated from broader corporate cutbacks. According to new global research from ISC2 , those financial pressures have begun to stabilize, but the aftershocks are reshaping the field in a more profound way. Leaders are no longer most worried about having too few people. They are worried about h

HackerOne is gearing up for a more aggressive push into the enterprise security market with two major additions to its go to market leadership bench. The company announced that Stephanie Furfaro will serve as Chief Revenue Officer and Stacy Leidwinger will take over as Chief Marketing Officer, signaling a clear bet on expansion as Continuous Threat Exposure Management becomes a top priority for organizations grappling with faster, more autonomous attacks. The appointments re

Enterprise Security Tech has announced the 2025 Cybersecurity Top Innovation Awards winners. These solutions stood out in innovation, security impact, business relevance, market differentiation, usability, and scalability. Each of these winners represents the forefront of cybersecurity innovation — addressing today’s toughest security challenges with breakthrough solutions. Congratulations to all the winners for their extraordinary contributions to making the digital world s

By 2026, cybersecurity isn’t just about stopping attackers. It’s about restraining the machines inside your own walls. AI agents are becoming the new workforce, the new infrastructure, and—if the experts are right—the newest internal threat vector enterprises are wildly unprepared to manage. As organizations rush to automate workflows, plug agentic AI into legacy systems, and unlock productivity gains, they’re also creating something else: a sprawling, unseen attack surface d

By 2026, the defining force in cybersecurity isn’t a new exploit or a breakthrough in cryptography. It’s the collision of geopolitics, AI-accelerated fraud, and a digital identity system that’s cracking under the weight of synthetic humans. Across government agencies, multinational corporations, and the darkest corners of the cybercrime economy, a new arms race is forming — one where deepfakes target executives, camera-injection attacks defeat biometrics, and nation-states te