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By Jonathan Greig
Supply chains are already facing a potentially disastrous 2020 as all of the world’s countries work to stop the spread of COVID-19. But cybersecurity incidents are also a grave problem for companies across global supply chains as more enterprises adopt digitized management systems. A new report from supply chain company Resilience360 goes into
How To Survive Your Inevitable Cyberattack
March 11, 2020
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By David Wagner
Cybersecurity is increasingly synonymous with national security. Unfortunately, massive attacks on businesses and governments around the globe show that cybercriminals may be a step ahead of everyone else in the fight for internet control. To combat this, entire cities are looking to join the fight against cyberthreats. New York City has partnered
Cybersecurity in a time of coronavirus
March 11, 2020
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By Ranica Arrowsmith
Tax season is one of the peak times of the year for cybercrime. Part of the reason the season can be so lucrative for cybercriminals is because of the increased vulnerability of human targets — many people depend on their tax return to pay bills, and so are easy victims
How to Enable Proactive Cybersecurity in Health Care as Threats Proliferate
March 11, 2020
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By Chris Preimesberger
During the past few decades, the health-care industry has integrated more digital systems, amassed more digital data, and automated clinical workflows. This has caused the industry to become a more attractive target to cyber adversaries while clinicians have become more dependent on these digital systems.On the other hand, cyber threats
By Wayson Vannatta
The role of the chief information officer is changing dramatically. A decade ago, CIOs were charged with managing and protecting an organization’s network perimeter, intellectual property and IT assets. Often viewed as a compulsory cost center, a traditional CIO’s work was generally preventative and reactive. Since then, major industry trends