Incident Response – When Expectations Go Astray

Semperis argues that testing backups under ideal conditions creates only an illusion of resilience; real cyber resilience is about staying recoverable when the plan fails and the assumptions behind it collapse.

Drawing on Theodore Kobus's A-to-Z of healthcare data breaches, the author highlights two: quit retaining unneeded data, and accept that breaches will happen, then train and rehearse response.

A faulty CrowdStrike Falcon content update for Windows hosts triggered the largest IT outage in history. NetSPI CTO Tom Parker reflects on balancing update velocity, QA, and change management.

NetSPI U alumni share their experience breaking into a career in cybersecurity and advice on how to get started as a pentester.

Following DDoS and wiper malware attacks on Ukrainian government and bank targets, NetSPI outlines four proactive steps, from assessing your security posture to following CISA's Shields Up guidance.

University of Georgia professor Dave Chatterjee explores how to make cybersecurity readiness mainstream.