As we have stated before, international topics are increasingly intertwined with cybersecurity. Two recent events that we pointed out in order to highlight this trend are the Olympics and the escalating issue developing in Ukraine. While very different in tone with the Olympics being a celebratory occasion and conflict in Ukraine being a threatening situation, […]
Valentine’s Day, evolving tech and the future of cybersecurity may seem like an unusual combination of topics, but they all actually do have a connection to one another. With the love-fueled holiday kicking off the week, we are reminded that many today are searching for their match online. As with everything else in the digital
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In 2021, the global technology market is forecast to reach a whopping $5 trillion. 56% of the technology industry used comes from hardware, software, and associated services. The US makes up the largest market of those numbers at 33%. With each bit of technology in our life or in a business structure, there must also come security for
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The 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing have officially kicked off. But preparing for their competitions may not be the only thing that athletes must worry about. This week we are breaking down the cybersecurity concerns that Olympians are being asked to consider. As NPR’s Sharon Pruitt-Young put it, “Athletes on their way to the 2022
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In our examination of the cybersecurity field and its accompanying news, a recurring theme is the need for more trained professionals. Much of this boils down to expanding education opportunities that both support future cohorts from the beginning of their interest in the career path and current leaders and team members who would benefit from
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International concerns increasingly include the topic of cybersecurity. Not only can a cyberattack impact the nation it is carried out in, but it can also have widespread effects beyond such borders – especially when you consider the global connection of many operations. Serving as an example to this point is the situation unfolding in Ukraine
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Grappling with major cybersecurity incidents has enforced the importance of proactive solutions. These may range from solidifying plans in the case of an attack, enhancing staff training (as we discussed last week), working with strategic partners across sectors, upgrading tools, conducting audits or all the above. And as we’ve covered before, government agencies have been
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Throughout 2021, we often covered the mounting concern over the cybersecurity talent shortage. And some warn that this is likely to persist as we journey further into 2022. As we work to fill those gaps, however, we also need to concentrate on training the staff members that we currently have in place in cybersecurity matters.
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With the new year comes new resolutions. As we all decide what we would like to achieve, some organizations are deciding to focus or re-commit to their efforts on cybersecurity. From legislation in D.C. and a new program in Los Angeles to plans for the healthcare industry, we look at some of the cybersecurity announcements
As we get closer to 2022, we continue to examine the year we just experienced. Capping out 2021, we are looking at some of the major events and the lessons they taught and are still teaching, including the importance of investing in cybersecurity. In a year that was filled with large-scale cybersecurity incidents, one