The trucking industry is no stranger to threats. Fleets are constantly implementing security measures to reduce the risk of stolen cargo and prepare for deteriorating infrastructure and driver safety on the road. But with Cybersecurity Awareness Month starting October 1, […]
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It’s human nature to prefer the easy path and be frustrated by challenges that get thrown in our way. In business, challenges usually mean we have to outlay capital to address them or see a dip in our corporate results.
Converting Challenge to Opportunity: Security and Privacy as Advantage Read More »
You don’t need to be technologically savvy to be able to understand cybersecurity. All you need is someone with deeper insights to explain it using friendly, everyday vocabulary. I established my writing career, more or less, on translating tech to
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Technology progresses rapidly. The government, infamously, does not. It takes a long time to pass new laws, making it difficult for cybersecurity to keep up-to-date with changing technologies. As of now, many new forms of technology are not tightly regulated.
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What to Look for in an Incident Management Platform Much like any other strategic business decision, choosing a suitable incident response and management platform takes some serious thought. After all, the security of an organization’s data and systems is paramount
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The past year or so has delivered multiple lessons on IT security with a single conclusion: that whatever people, including individual consumers to business organizations to the IT vendors who serve them, have done or are doing, it isn’t enough.
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It’s that time of year again when we all reminisce on the past year and make resolutions for how we can do better in the year ahead—especially when it comes to cybersecurity. Right up to the end of the year,
New Year’s Resolutions: Putting Cybersecurity at the Top of Your List for 2018 Read More »
There are many inconvenient truths regarding cybercrime. Every second in 2016, someone became a victim of cybercrime, meaning around a million people a day were affected. Cybercrime is a serious threat to businesses, individuals, and even nation-states. Three-quarters of Fortune
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One of the primary challenges of cybersecurity is the conflict between perception and reality. Many executives and IT professionals will say without hesitation that they feel their computer and network security is solid even though there is often little-if any–evidence
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With digital advancements you would expect some progress in halting cybercrime. But wait!! The graph of data breach statistics was trending up as the year progressed. While we hoped for a more secure year for our online world, the scammers showed us
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