Healthcare organizations are increasingly adopting remote work as a permanent strategy. In this new era, robust cybersecurity is critical.

Organizations need to understand that having a backup does not equate to being resilient against data loss or corruption.

The prevalence of non-violent acts perpetrated by former employees is often underreported and underestimated, yet their impact can be just as devastating. 

As cloud use continues to grow, training and scaling teams to protect a modern cloud environment will pay off exponentially. 

Compliance is more than box-checking — it’s a catalyst for leaner, more secure and more agile business processes.

The way the role of CISO is currently structured does not set the CISO, nor the organization, up for success. 

While the technological breakthrough of GPT-4 holds immense potential for streamlining tasks and augmenting human teams, it also raises several security concerns and risks accelerating cybercrime. 

Threat researchers have uncovered newly evolving email obfuscation techniques that are designed to evade modern security controls.

Since many companies push for and demand 100% security, these organizations ultimately settle for a false sense of it.

Fraud attempts have increased this year, leading to financial repercussions.