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Third-party risks are increasing dramatically, requiring CISOs to evolve from periodic assessments to continuous monitoring and treating partner vulnerabilities as their own to enhance organizational resilience.

A surge in financial aid fraud fueled by artificial intelligence is overwhelming U.S. community colleges, leaving identity theft victims like Heather Brady and Brittnee Nelson saddled with loans they never applied for, reports the Associated Press.

Tools for Humanity, the identity verification startup co-founded by OpenAIs Sam Altman, is bringing its iris-scanning Orbs to the UK as part of its broader global expansion, according to Fortune.

SiliconANGLE reports that Veza has launched a new Nonhuman Identity Security product to help enterprises manage the growing challenge of machine identities across cloud, SaaS, on-premise, and hybrid environments.

TechCrunch reports that 23andMe has been acquired by co-founder and former CEO Anne Wojcicki's nonprofit TTAM Research Institute for $305 million after leading U.S. biotechnology firm Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, which was initially reported to purchase the firm for $256 million, refused to challenge the bid.

Businesses around the world continued to be most concerned about the threat of cyberattacks in the coming year, according to Cybersecurity Dive.

The Internal Revenue Service was found by the Government Accountability Office to have been lacking oversight on its identity-proofing program using ID.me, reports FedScoop.

Former Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Director Jen Easterly and UK National Cyber Security Centre Founding Director Ciaran Martin have called on private and public cybersecurity organizations to implement a standardized vendor-neutral threat actor naming scheme that would facilitate improved interoperability, Infosecurity Magazine reports.

SP 1800-35 offers 19 examples of how to implement zero-trust architecture (ZTA) using off-the-shelf commercial technologies.

Technical Consulting Engineer Dare A. shares how he balances fatherhood, a cybersecurity career, and grad school with the support of Cisco's culture and benefits.