Nominations for the 2027 ISACA Awards are open, providing the opportunity to recognize those who have made outstanding ...

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COBIT, in conjunction with evolving oversight, can be a powerful tool for authorizing AI-enabled advisory systems.

Continuing Professional Education (CPE) is crucial to remain current in your skills, expertise and ahead in your career. Maintaining your CCA™ requires earning a minimum of 20 CPEs annually and a ...

Smaller privacy teams and challenges in keeping up with the regulatory environment are among the notable trends discovered in ISACA's State of Privacy 2026 report.

Since the beginning of 2025, over 16 billion passwords have been hacked worldwide, and this number is only growing. 1 This statistic represents a sobering fact: There are more compromised passwords ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer emerging. It has arrived. AI is embedded in virtually everything cyberprofessionals do, both offensive and defensive, and it is reshaping how leaders think ...

In the past, compliance was a calendar-driven activity. Organizations would schedule internal audits, assemble mountains of documentation, and pass a point-in-time review. Once complete, the team ...

Mapping Duties to Operations Organizations can translate the EU AI Act’s requirements into tractable work by anchoring them to key elements of an ISO/IEC 42001–based AIMS. There are several elements ...

In today’s data-driven and hyperconnected world, the traditional practices of Information Systems (IS) auditing are undergoing a radical transformation. With the exponential growth in data volume, ...

When teams fail to defensibly dispose of data and uphold rigorous deletion and retention practices across all information sources, an array of legal, compliance, financial, and operational risk can ...

Abstract: Enterprises have long struggled to realize meaningful value from traditional cyberthreat intelligence programs. Common challenges include intelligence that is not actionable, overwhelming ...