News June 14, 2023

Proven methods to prevent human-based security mistakes

4 min read - The most recent Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report reveals the human element continues to be a key driver of 82% of breaches, including social attacks, errors and misuse. Undoubtedly, human error generates massive security headaches. Meanwhile, the rate and cost…

Healthcare July 19, 2022

Hospital Ransomware Attack: Here’s What a Cybersecurity Success Story Sounds Like 

3 min read - Major ransomware attacks are scary, but against hospitals, they are even worse. One notable attack in August 2021 forced Ohio’s Memorial Health System emergency room to shut down (patients were diverted to other hospitals). In all hospital attacks, the health,…

Identity & Access May 24, 2022

Cybersecurity Tips for a Safer Vacation

10 min read - The beauty of having different climates around the world is that there is always somewhere we can travel for leisure all year round. These are times when we tend to relax and let our guard down. The reality, though, is…

Data Protection January 4, 2022

Protecting Your Data From a Unique Threat: Misinformation

4 min read - It’s the target for attackers. It drives unique insights and innovation. Data is the most valuable asset your organization has. Now, more than ever before, your company’s information faces a unique threat — one for which many cybersecurity teams aren’t…

CISO December 21, 2021

What Cybersecurity Professionals Are Wishing for This Holiday Season

3 min read - After another tough year in the cybersecurity trenches, security professionals deserve a well-earned holiday, along with some powerful gifts to help them cope with the new year’s daunting threat landscape and the security challenges to come.  Here’s our rundown of…

Mobile Security October 22, 2021

Cybersecurity Training: Why You Should Train Employees on Social Media Discretion

5 min read - A few years ago, I was invited on a behind-the-scenes tour of the security operations of a well-known Las Vegas casino. Before we could enter, however, we had to turn off our phones and put them away. No pictures, we…

News October 13, 2021

More Generation Zs Are Falling for Online Scams

2 min read - It’s sometimes easy to think phishing or vishing scams only work on people who aren’t very savvy online. Namely, there’s a sense that Generation Z (born after 1997) and Millennials (born between 1981 and 1996) have good enough cyber awareness…