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For more than 30 years, Cabling Installation & Maintenance has provided useful, practical information to professionals responsible for the specification, design, installation and management of structured cabling systems serving enterprise, data center and other environments. These professionals are challenged to stay informed of constantly evolving standards, system-design and installation approaches, product and system capabilities, technologies, as well as applications that rely on high-performance structured cabling systems. Our editors synthesize these complex issues into multiple information products. This portfolio of information products provides concrete detail that improves the efficiency of day-to-day operations, and equips cabling professionals with the perspective that enables strategic planning for networks’ optimum long-term performance.

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Nagomi Security Breaks the Silence on Cybersecurity Debt and Mobilizes CISOs to Address It

Neglected Security Measures are Quietly Compounding Risk, Says New Peer-Authored Report from Nagomi and CISO Connect

Nagomi Security, in partnership with CISOs Connect, today released CISOs Investigate: Cybersecurity Debt, a peer-authored report exposing how years of rushed security decisions have left organizations burdened with mounting risk. Nagomi Security has taken cybersecurity debt from a neglected problem to an industry-wide priority, uniting top CISOs to drive real change. Cybersecurity debt refers to the accumulation of outdated, neglected, or misconfigured security measures creating inefficiencies and increasing vulnerability in ways many organizations fail to recognize.

The 80-page document, authored by 10 CISOs from leading companies explores the root causes of cybersecurity debt, its hidden consequences, and how security leaders and their teams can effectively quantify and address it. Contributors include CISOs from Penn State University, Hard Rock, Belk, PGA Tour Superstores, and more.

“Cybersecurity debt is one of the most pressing challenges security teams face today,” said Robert Turner, CISO at Penn State University and the report’s executive editor. “For decades, security teams have layered new tools and processes on top of old ones without fully addressing underlying gaps. This report shares real-world insights from security leaders who are confronting this challenge head-on.”

The report outlines:

  • The compounding nature of cybersecurity debt: Security gaps don’t stay static—they grow daily. 80% of debt scenarios tie back to budget constraints, forcing security leaders to make trade-offs that leave risks unresolved.
  • The hidden risks of outdated security measures: Even well-funded organizations remain vulnerable. One CISO in the report shares how proactive risk reduction efforts cut high and critical vulnerabilities from 38% to less than 2%, proving that tackling cybersecurity debt head-on delivers real security gains.
  • Why cybersecurity debt is a business risk, not just a security issue: CISOs increasingly find themselves quantifying the cost of downtime, reputational damage, and regulatory penalties when making the case for action.
  • How security leaders can regain control: The report provides a blueprint for measuring, communicating, and reducing cybersecurity debt, so CISOs can shift from reacting to risk to actively preventing it.

“Companies have spent years increasing their security budgets, yet many remain just as vulnerable as they were a decade ago,” said Emanuel Salmona, co-founder and CEO of Nagomi Security. “More spending hasn’t equaled better security—it’s just created a web of disconnected tools and processes that make proving security’s effectiveness nearly impossible. This report brings to light how cybersecurity debt is compounding risk and provides a roadmap to regain control.”

Unlike vendor-backed research, CISOs Investigate: Cybersecurity Debt is a vendor-neutral, peer-driven report created by security leaders, for security leaders. It provides an unfiltered perspective on how organizations got here—and what it will take to fix it.

The full report is now available for download at nagomisecurity.com/securitydebt.

About CISOs Connect

CISOs Connect is an exclusive, membership-only community of Chief Information Security Officers dedicated to professional development, knowledge sharing, and industry collaboration. Led by top CISOs across North America, CISOs Connect provides proprietary research, peer-driven content, and interactive forums, including its signature Security Shark Tank® and CISO-led initiatives.

About Nagomi Security

Nagomi automates the process of proving your security is actually working. Our platform unifies data across your assets, defenses, and threats to clearly illustrate your security program is both efficient and effective to key stakeholders. By maximizing existing investments, reducing threat exposure, and improving alignment, Nagomi is the only Proactive Defense Platform to turn cybersecurity from a technical cost center into a strategic business enabler.

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