Banking and financial systems often go unnoticed by the general public despite the fact that they support daily tasks. The US government even classifies financial systems under critical infrastructure. With…
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No matter what industry you’re in, cybersecurity typically isn’t something that can be handled on your own. And most organizations recognize this fact, with only 25 percent of companies having…
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More organizations than ever are looking for ways to cut overhead costs. Some are giving their employees the option to work remotely. Others are allowing them to use their personal…
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The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), widely regarded as the most extensive consumer privacy law in the United States, is set to be implemented on January 1, 2020. This landmark…
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When it comes to cybersecurity risk, it’s easy to overlook one of the primary targets that hackers are starting to go after: your own employees. More specifically, cyber criminals are…
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For some people, BYOD pros and cons may sound like an office Christmas party request gone awry. In actuality, BYOD stands for Bring Your Own Device. This particular four-letter acronym…
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Rapid advances in medical technology are changing the healthcare industry for the better, but along with these technological advances, come adverse risks. Additionally, as doctors gather more data about their…
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If you are an investor, now is a great time to be doubling down on cybersecurity. Which is why many organizations are now viewing cybersecurity as a critical part of…
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Cybersecurity that works is extremely complicated, multi-layered and continually monitored. That’s a fact. Third-party risk management tools are a perfect example of the complicated and multi-layered elements that need to…
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Sensitive patient health information is extremely valuable to hackers, causing the frequency and severity of these kinds of breaches to continually increase. In fact, 142 healthcare data breaches exposed over…