Data protection authorities have been cracking down on GDPR breaches, and experts are not exempt from regulators’ gaze.

Cybercrime saw an uptick in 2020, as individuals and businesses alike have migrated to distanced, online solutions due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Verizon’s 2020 Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) analyzed…

An identity crisis can hit us when we are at a low point. Many of us will seek the counsel of friends and relatives, but when an identity crisis befalls…

Business today relies upon the use of mobile devices. As such, mobile device management, or MDM, is a crucial component of keeping your personnel and stakeholders secure. Whether the company…

Companies seeking to work with US governmental agencies need to adhere to strict standards for cybersecurity. This is especially true for contractors looking to work with the US Department of…

According to one round up of cybercrime stats for 2020, phishing and cloud-based attacks are up over 600 percent. To leverage these (and other) attacks, hackers scan for any and…

For companies looking to contract with the United States Department of Defense (DoD), it’s imperative to make sure your cyberdefenses are up to par. A big part of that is…

The protection of controlled unclassified information (CUI) in non-federal systems and organizations is as important as the security of the federal government data and information. This is because a threat…

Reaching a level of “privacy by design and default” does not have to be an uphill battle for your organization. By implementing the tools and outlined by the GDPR, ascending…

Physical protection brings to mind video cameras, combination locks, and motion detectors, all designed to prevent intruders from breaching a facility. Likewise, IT and cybersecurity professionals rely on system hardening…