Businesses divided by the cybersecurity poverty line There exists an unfortunate reality in the cybersecurity sphere, in that it’s a matter of what you can afford and what you can’t. This fracturing line creates a harrowing reality, that there are enterprises with the capital to protect...
How cybersecurity and IT are changing in 2022-2023 Each year, technology advances in such a way that shapes how we manage tasks, store files, and conduct business. As such, it’s time again to highlight trends for said tech, specifically regarding cybersecurity. After all, comprehensive cybersecurity defense...
How the healthcare sector is changing with congressional attention The healthcare sector is no stranger to cyber-attacks. Even before the onset of the Coronavirus pandemic, it was battered and bruised by external threats, due in part to legacy infrastructure and outdated software. But, with COVID-19 and...
Quick essential strategies for better online defense Cybersecurity risks don’t take a vacation, and the digital world grows more dangerous by the day. Though our methods, strategies, and technology has shifted to a more security-conscious realm, threat parties are eager to take advantage of any resource...
The key reasons for adopting IT and cybersecurity liability policies Insurance is a necessity for a lot of things in life, like car insurance or medical. But one area where insurance might become a new sector of importance is within the field of technology. While...
Covering up incidents leads to contract nullification Breaches and cybersecurity events have an extensive history of “brushing it under the rug.” Whether over misplaced embarrassment or genuinely trying to skirt regulatory penalty, it’s never a good thing. Why? While we “assume” an enterprise follows an ironclad moral...
Personal drones may create a whole new security risk Here’s a little something you might not consider. Drones are a serious risk to both personal security and cybersecurity. That is, at least, my prediction as remote drones grow in popularity. Right now, “smart tech” is ubiquitous. Devices...
Survey showcases cybersecurity experts are facing severe burnout, translating to severe shortages The machine of cybersecurity and defense is driven by hard working people, by eventually, there is a breaking point. Looking down the barrel of constant attack pressures, a lack of resources, and crumbling IT,...
Trends highlight that cybersecurity problems are worsening Despite its importance, cybersecurity has numerous hurdles to overcome. About a decade ago, the concept of cybersecurity was niche, primarily a discussion subject within IT circles and relevant industries. When a cybersecurity event did make the news, it typically involved...
There’s no real long-term goal for current security models When you consider current cybersecurity plans, you imagine it in the short term. Proactive architecture for immediate threats with roadmap considerations for, say, the next handful of years. But what about in the next five years? What...