Infosec

Phishing is a perennial cyber risk for businesses and organizations of every size, in every industry. It’s a popular social engineering method designed to fool recipients into clicking malicious links, providing hackers access to their networks, or divulging Personally Identifiable Information (PII) or sensitive company data like credentials or financial information. Phishing attacks exploit the […]

We all know ransomware is among the top threats facing today’s organizations. The bad news is that the developers behind the malware they use are constantly innovating. In fact, some variants can encrypt 100,000 files in little as five minutes.

The link between technology adoption and business success has a long history of powerful impact. Failure to innovate ways to leverage technology will create gaps — and put you at a competitive disadvantage.

With tech playing such a large role in critical infrastructure, national security, and healthcare, as well as the private sector, mitigating cyberattacks pre-empting vulnerabilities will continue to be a challenge.

Reliable cybersecurity, and avoiding cyberattacks, is essential for businesses of any size.

The New York Attorney General Letitia James kicked off the year with a wake-up call for local businesses. Her office contacted 17 well-known brands to inform them that over a million customers had been compromised by credential stuffing attacks. Most were unaware they’d even been hit.

In mid-January, representatives from some of the world’s biggest tech companies and open source foundations were summoned to the White House. On the agenda: how to better manage the risks associated with open source software use.