Lisa Donnan

Beginning this week with the celebration of Martin Luther King Jr., the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency tweeted, “Dr. King advocated, among many goals, for inclusiveness and equality – a theme that resonates in our Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Accessibility (DEIA) Strategic Plan.” Like in every other field and sector, building cybersecurity teams that are

As we make our way into 2023, we are continuing to explore the trends that are likely to define cybersecurity pursuits in the new year. Based on this past week’s news stories, Twitter, talent shortages and international coalitions are gearing up to be some of the ongoing focal areas. Let’s begin with Twitter. Like we

In the final month of 2022, California’s Department of Finance experienced first hand why prioritizing cybersecurity in the new year is so important. According to Cybersecurity Dive, the organization was hit by a cyberattack that may have been devised by Russian ransomware group LockBit. Luckily, officials stated that with the help of the California Cybersecurity

The new year is almost here! As we say goodbye to 2022, it’s time to start preparing for what we can expect in 2023. And if there is one key to cybersecurity, it’s preparation. So, let’s dive into the trends likely to drive our efforts over the upcoming 365 days. Geopolitical Risk When predicting what

If you needed a reminder of just how widespread cybersecurity’s role is, then look no further than this week’s roundup of some of the latest news to come out around the topic. From TikTok and the government to the World Cup and sports fans to cloud technologies and a company that helps to build them,

Tis the season for holiday shopping. With Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and the overall flock to buy gifts for loved ones, online retail is experiencing one of the busiest times of the year. It is also experiencing one of the riskiest times of the year as threat actors look to take advantage of all the

While 2022 is not over yet, there is still a lot to look back on as we make our way closer and closer to 2023. It has been an eventful year with “the Covid-19 pandemic, economic instability, geopolitical unrest, and bitter human rights disputes grinding on around the world,” as Lily Hay Newman writes for

Today is election day! With the anticipated midterm elections here, people are hitting the polls to determine who will take the seats that are up for grabs. But in today’s day in age, elections don’t just come with the nervous energy of who will win or lose. They also come with cybersecurity concerns, and the

Halloween may be over now, but spooky season is lingering for Twitter. Along with the controversy that Elon Musk’s takeover has stirred, concerns are emerging over the cybersecurity risk the social media company now faces because of it.  Following the news that Twitter may be planning to charge users monthly fees for verification badges on