Cybersecurity has become a central issue as digital technologies play a bigger role in everyone’s lives. Headlines about cybercrime populate the news, but what is cybersecurity and why is it important? Here’s everything you need to know:  What is cybersecurity? Cybersecurity is the practice of protecting networks, devices and data from damage, loss or

The rapidly changing digital world needs security teams and systems that can adapt to and prepare for unexpected shifts. From the advent of remote and hybrid work to increased levels of cloud migration, cybersecurity leaders must protect their organizations from attack vectors that develop each day.  In their Security Priorities

The Act requires companies in the 16 sectors that comprise our country’s critical infrastructure (including energy, hospitals, banks, and transportation) to report any and all cybersecurity breaches within 72 hours and any ransomware payment within 24 hours. Reporting mandates have been debated for more than a decade, but the trifecta

As the importance of cybersecurity has increased, so has our awareness of it. Poor cybersecurity has been identified as the most pressing threat to businesses today. Issues with cybersecurity often stem from a lack of cybersecurity awareness. In fact, according to the 2020 Cyberthreat Defense Report, a lack of cybersecurity

The evolution of the world wide web has come a long way. From web 1.0, which was primarily focused on static pages, web 2.0 came up with new possibilities for social media domains and discussion forums with the latter offering users opportunities to create and add content on the web.