The CyberArk Blog

It seems logical that the more data a healthcare provider can collect, the better patient treatment will potentially be. But unlike other situations where we’re generally comfortable removing the...

The omnipresent ransomware threat is changing how healthcare organizations approach cybersecurity — from formalizing practices in an effort to obtain cyber insurance coverage to improving their...

Trust – how to build it, how to strengthen it and how to restore it – was a major theme at RSA Conference 2022. Members of our CyberArk team joined 26,000 attendees online and in...

This Pride Month, we celebrate the diverse identities and tremendous contributions of LGBTQIA2S++ people around the world and within our CyberArk community. But nurturing an inclusive, supportive...

It’s NBA Finals time in the United States, and our global CyberArk team — from our die-hard Boston Celtics and Golden State Warriors fans to our threat researchers –by day, ballers –by night in...

This post is authored by Len Noe, a technical evangelist and white hat hacker at CyberArk. Listen to his recent “Trust Issues” podcast episode on transhumanism and charting the final cybersecurity...

Since 2008, the Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) has provided the global cybersecurity community with valuable insights on the evolving threat landscape. Not only does the latest...

Robotic process automation, or RPA for short, is one of those hefty technical terms that can be tough to explain without a lot of jargon. But at the highest level, RPA is all about using...

The future of work is “less about a place and more about people’s potential,” notes a recent Accenture study, which found that 63% of high-growth companies have already adopted “productivity...

Security is our north star at CyberArk. It guides every step we take as a company, from pioneering the Privileged Access Management space to delivering on our Identity Security vision today. Our...

Each year, CRN’s Women of the Channel list honors the accomplishments of female leaders in the IT channel. Today, we celebrate four of CyberArk’s own incredible Women in Identity Security named to...

The landmark Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (SOX) was passed during a highly tumultuous era, overhauling corporate governance and bringing financial expertise to the boardroom. Fast-forward to present...

Threat actors don’t often need to execute the latest zero-day exploit or fight through firewalls to launch their attacks. Instead, they simply walk through the front door with stolen user...

The Biden Administration’s Executive Order (EO) on “Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity (14028)” and memorandum on “Moving the U.S. Government Toward Zero Trust Cybersecurity Principles (OMB...

Governments and intelligence agencies continue to emphasize technology providers’ critical role in strengthening cybersecurity and supply chain resilience for the long run. In fact, the Biden...

Some of the world’s most technologically advanced enterprises have grappled with identity-related breaches in recent months. These incidents have further highlighted how digital identities have...

Those of us who “came of age with the internet” had the luxury of testing the digital waters slowly — waiting for the dial-up modem to screech to life once or twice a week and...

Many cybersecurity concepts are complex and often difficult to explain to non-technical audiences. Kerberoasting? Golden SAML? Huh? This can make it challenging for security leaders to communicate...

CyberArk University is the best place to learn the ins and outs of the CyberArk Identity Security Platform — whether you’re an administrator looking to learn the fundamentals of CyberArk...