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What can we learn from these key figures Pulling from stats and information is an effective way to gauge how the fight for better cybersecurity is going. No doubt, 2021 saw a spike in malware, ransomware, and hacks. Dark web activity blossomed and RaaS models appeared. To get a solid idea of what happened (and […]

The field of life sciences and the cyber dangers it faces Biotech is a valuable, data and tech-driven field researching powerful, life-altering sciences. But despite its reputation and pursuits, the field of biotech and all its related organizations is not immune to cyber threats. If there’s data to be stolen, threat actors will go after

Hit those goals for 2022 I don’t think any of us will look back at 2021 with much fondness. In fact, the year felt like an extension of 2020, an equally tumultuous year. Havoc wreaked by the COVID pandemic caused numerous societal and global changes, of which we’re still dealing with today. Thus, into the

Key things to help remote working proficiency While it’s one thing to checkmark the trends harming remote work, it’s also important to point out what can improve it too. We’re encountering new challenges with the formula too, as burnout sets in, due in part to complicated interfaces and responsibility for various new tools. Wrangling the

What’s eating remote work? As remote working and “anywhere offices” transition into a new normal, a lot of adaption and change is sure to be had. But in this transition period, where office environments morph into digital and/or hybrid situations, there are elements deployed by higher-ups actually hurting remote productivity, versus helping it. Getting the

Positive Outcomes for IT and Cybersecurity This year I’ve had to cover a lot of unfortunate news, ranging from the encroachment of cybersecurity problems all under the umbrella of a pandemic. But, as the year wraps up (can you believe it), I’d like to focus on some key positive points. Because, despite all the problems,

The coming trends for 2022 and beyond As a new year approaches, part of staying ahead of the curve is just that: staying ahead. Therefore, getting a grasp of potential IT, cybersecurity, and technology-relevant trends is a sure way to remain competitive (and stable). Take a glance at Bytagig’s 2022 trend predictions and keep up

Wall-crawler and web problems I feel like “Spiderman helps spread digital menace known as ransomware” is a headline fit for the Daily Bugle, something J. Jonah would rant endlessly about. You see folks, Spiderman isn’t just menacing our streets, he’s destroying our home computers! But what genuinely sounds like a bad one-off comic fight since

A zero-day exploit will have long term complications, experts say Very recently we talked about a massive zero-day exploit affecting Java-based web enterprises and development, something which is so intertwined with online infrastructure it put millions of portals and people at risk. The primary reason is Log4j is an open-source code with widespread use. The

Ransomware brokers and their enterprise models The ransomware threat is only expanding, and experts suggest we’re only getting started. That is to say, we’ll see it balloon in 2022 and onward. But there’s more to ransomware expansion than meets the eye. True, while profitable and frighteningly easy to deploy by even the most inexperienced of