Digital Employee Monitoring: Good Idea - or Bad?
While a lot of the remote workforce that jumped in population after COVID is back in the office, many workers still work from home. ...
How to Mitigate the Cost of a Data Breach
Every year, data breaches grow exponentially, making it more likely, that businesses of all sizes will suffer one. According to IT Governance, over 8 Billion records were breached in 2023. ...
Traveling? Check Your Tech!
Travel for business or pleasure and your technology goes with you unless you’re planning to go somewhere for a complete no-tech digital detox. ...
A Data Breach is no Day at the Beach
Without trying to be alarmist, the plain fact is: Cyber criminals never sleep, and they keep Cybersecurity pros up as well. ...
Mobile Malware Attacks on the Rise
Criminals, especially the cyber variety, never sleep. They are always looking for new inroads to making easy money. ...
Cloud Misconfiguration: The Hidden Land Mine
If you pour the concrete for a slab foundation for a house but the ingredients are mixed wrong – too much sand, too much water, etc., you have created a construction land mine. ...
How the Metaverse is Changing Business
The ‘metaverse’ is here and it doesn’t look likes it’s going away anytime soon. When it comes up, a lot of people still think about somebody looking like an idiot, waving their arms around while they interact with whatever’s going on inside their high-tech goggles. ...
Data Privacy Trends & Compliances for 2024
Data privacy has been a fundamental concern of Cybersecurity ever since the internet age began, and data protection requirements continue to grow. ...
Beware of QR Codes that are a Quick Rip-off
It seems like everywhere you look these days there are QR (Quick Response) codes, and they are often quite handy, making many things easier and faster - not just for the consumer, but for the cyber crook as well. Take care that you don’t scan for a scam. ...
The 2024 Cyber Insurance Market
The first thing to bear in mind is that regulatory agencies never sleep, because they operate under the tenet of ‘Parkinson’s Law’, wherein the task expands to fill the time allotted for its completion. In effect, they are always looking for the next regulation to impose. ...
