For years, a threat hunting program’s results depended largely on whether it had enough skilled people to run it. SANS Institute has released the SANS 2026 Threat Hunting Survey: The Evolution of Threat Hunting authored by Josh Lemon, SANS Principal Instructor,Read More…
GISEC Global 2026 arrives at a moment when the Middle East is no longer participating in the global cybersecurity conversation — it is shaping it. Across the halls of the Dubai Exhibition Centre, the region’s security leaders, innovators, and critical‑infrastructure operatorsRead More…
SANS Institute will participate in GISEC Global 2026 (16-18 September 2026) at the Dubai Exhibition Centre (DEC), Expo City Dubai. Across the three-day event, experts from SANS Institute will deliver certified training and three technical workshops spanning AI security,Read More…
SANS Institute today announced the launch of the Gulf edition of its AI Security Maturity Model eBook, a practical framework designed to help companies assess their AI security readiness, strengthen governance, and build resilient AI security programs across regional enterprises. Read More…
Security teams adopted AI faster in 2026 than in any year before, and the governance and workforce structures meant to support that adoption have not caught up. SANS Institute’s 2026 AI Survey Insights report gives an honest read of where the field is, not where it hopes to be.Read More…
Security operations practitioners describe a visibility problem in plain terms: too many alerts that do not connect and not enough shared context to act on. Their leaders report the same issue, with 24% identifying lack of enterprise-wide visibility as their single biggest barrierRead More…
SANS Institute and the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), alongside [un]prompted and the OWASP GenAI Security Project, released “The AI Vulnerability Storm: Building a Mythos-Ready Security Program,” a free strategy briefing that gives CISOs and security leaders an actionable frameworkRead More…
The cybersecurity workforce has a bigger problem than headcount: the people already on the team don’t have the skills to match today’s threats. That is the tone of the central findings of the 2026 SANS | GIAC Cybersecurity Workforce Research Report,Read More…
