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The RSAC conference (which recently underwent a rebranding to cement the “C” in its name) is the top security trade show of the year, covering a wide breadth of cybersecurity topics for professionals from around the world. This year’s overarching theme is Many Voices. One Community, highlighting the vibrant community of innovators and thinkers that are brought together to counter threats and embrace new challenges in cybersecurity.

This month kicks off the 21st annual Cybersecurity Awareness Month (CAM). Over the years, the initiative has developed into a collaborative effort between government and industry to enhance cybersecurity awareness, reduce online risk, and create discussion of cyber threats on a national and global scale.

Hacking fish tanks, toilets, and ATMs is par for the course at Black Hat. One of the biggest cybersecurity events of the year, Black Hat is known as a research-driven event, where the top white hat hackers of the world bring their latest findings and share their learnings with cybersecurity professionals across the globe. 

To show just how quickly things change, the Aspen Cyber Summit was held last week, and unlike the year prior, where it wasn't mentioned once, the agenda this year was brimming with conversations about generative AI. The #HWCyberSquad spent the day at the 92nd Street Y in New York City, supporting clients, attending talks, and meeting reporters. Here's what we learned:

There are 39,000 cybersecurity companies worldwide, each competing to become a trusted source in the industries they serve. How do you stand out and demonstrate your expertise, especially when an incident hits? The answer is, a robust and strategic rapid response program.

Beyond its news and editorial coverage, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) hosts quarterly virtual and in-person forums. These events capitalize on the WSJ's news team's expertise to create a space for discussing key business trends.