Lisa Donnan

Cybersecurity concerns have certainly reached a peak considering the state of impactful attacks and threatening uncertainty of when another may occur. But how do a global-scale event and potential water vulnerabilities heighten such concerns even further? We examine what the Olympics and water safety communicate about cybersecurity affairs. We begin in Tokyo, where athletes from

Cybersecurity has been a major topic on the plates of nations across the globe. As we know, it has certainly been on the mind of the United States’ government especially considering the slew of major attacks. And as the U.S. re-considers its approach to cybersecurity, across the world China is also taking a stance on

Just as we begin to move past large-scale cybersecurity events such as the Colonial Pipeline and JBS attacks, we are faced with yet another detrimental hacking. The recent ransomware attack carried out against software maker Kaseya is being considered one of the worst cybersecurity attacks to date. We break down some of the details surrounding

Sure, we address the fact that cybersecurity concerns are a real and potential threat. And we have discussed the consequences of large-scale cyberattacks. However, some questions remain. Is the wider public thoroughly aware of the cybersecurity risks that exist, and if they are, are the next steps for addressing them really understood? As cybersecurity hygiene

In the wake of a series of cyberattacks, many organizations continue to grapple with how best to respond and prevent future incidents from either having such crippling effects or occurring all together. Of those organizations are the Department of Energy and Department of Defense which have both proposed measures to increase the cybersecurity force. CNBC

For many of us, our living rooms, home offices, kitchens and maybe even closets have served as our workplaces for over a year now. While offering its own set of conveniences, the major shift to work from home practices forced by the pandemic also brought about several challenges. Among them was maintaining cybersecurity standards.  Now

While ransomware attacks are not a new threat, there are two major additional aspects setting what seems to be a new era for them.  For one, there is growing concern over the rate at which these cyberattacks are occurring including a string of large-scale and headline grabbing cases. The other evolving characteristic of such events