In an industry that’s all too familiar with hype cycles, these three cybersecurity trends stand out in 2023 as being more than just passing fads, according to our SC Awards Winners Circle panelists from Yubico, ForgeRock and F5.

What have been the big challenges in cybersecurity this year? While technology and the threat landscape are evolving, lessons from the past still provide solutions for the future.

ChatGPT and other generative AI models have taken the world by storm over the past year. But what impact will artificial intelligence have on cybersecurity?

We have officially announced the finalists for the 2023 SC Awards, handpicked from an impressive pool of hundreds of entries spanning over 30 categories. This year's finalists showcase a remarkable variety of products, companies, and executives, blending established industry stalwarts with fresh newcomers.

More than ever, security leaders want guidance from vendors that understand their requirements, and solutions that deliver on promises. This program provides valuable intelligence to meet that critical need.

The Go-based tool — called OSV-Scanner — provides an automated capability to match a developer’s code and dependencies against lists of known vulnerabilities and deliver instant feedback if patches or updates are needed.

How does a cyberwar on the other side of the world impact operations for companies? Or does it? As part of the SC Awards Winners Circle video series, SC Media discussed the lessons learned and implications of the situation in Ukraine with three of the 2022 award recipients: Adam Meyers, SVP of intelligence for Company of the Year CrowdStrike; CEO and Co-Founder of Dragos and Executive of the Year Rob M. Lee; and Oliver Tavakoli, CTO of Best Threat Detection and Beat Threat Intelligence Technology Vectra AI.

It's time for the big reveal: Winners of the 2022 SC Awards have been announced, with 38 companies, executives and security solutions selected by our panel of judges as the best of the year.

The Pentagon does not lack for offices and programs that are designed to foster innovative technology and engage with cutting edge ideas, whether internally or in the private sector. And yet, the struggle to penetrate the Department of Defense with big ideas remains real.

Despite a tumultuous market, cybersecurity companies continue to draw millions in venture dollars. So how can startups and investors alike best leverage the relationship? As part of the SC Awards Winners Circle video series, SC Media dug into this dynamic with Dave DeWalt, founder and managing director of NightDragon, recipient of our Best Growth-Stage Investor Of The Year award; Ofer Schreiber, senior partner and head of the Israeli office at YL Ventures, recipient of Early-Stage Investor Of The Year award; and Monti Knode, director of customer success at Horizon3.ai, recipient of the Most Promising Early-Stage Startup award.