Homeland Security Today

2026 Homeland Security Threat Forecast: Part I, Terrorism

The homeland security landscape entering 2026 looks markedly different than it did a year ago. To make sense of these shifts, Homeland Security Today turned to our Editorial Board, columnists, and ...
Forbes

Threat Hunting Vs. Threat Detection: The Unseen Battle In The Cloud In 2025

Organizations in the cloud security industry are constantly in a race to achieve optimum security for their cloud assets. As attackers leverage sophisticated techniques to topple security guardrails, ...
Forbes

Three Pillars Of Proactive Security: A Threat-Led Approach To Defense

Tony is CEO at CyberProof and is a CISO at UST. CyberProof, a UST company, is an advanced managed detection and response provider. It’s undeniably becoming harder to stay ahead of the expanding wave ...
The Diplomat

China and Russia Do Not Pose the Same Hard Security Threat to Europe

China’s President Xi Jinping (left) escorts Russian President Vladimir Putin during an official welcome ceremony in Beijing, China, May 16, 2024. Credit: Russian Presidential Press and Information ...
Bleeping Computer

Make Identity Threat Detection your security strategy for 2026

Attackers no longer break in, they log in. To defend against compromised accounts and insider threats, organizations need in-depth visibility into IT events. Identity Threat Detection helps you spot ...
Pew Research Center

4. Where China is seen as an ally or threat

We asked respondents in 25 nations to name the country they see as the most important ally to their own and, separately, which country poses the greatest threat. Both questions were open-ended, so ...
The Hill

Flooding is a major danger — treat it as a US national security threat

Flooding is not a terrorist organization, a rival economic superpower or a shadowy network of hackers — things we usually think of as national security threats. It’s a natural disaster, one which has ...