2020 is well underway, and with it, and an entirely new decade of tech development, new inventions, and unfortunately, cybersecurity threats. The previous decade was marred by countless cybersecurity incidents, which resulted in colossal money thefts, data leaks, sensitive information dumps, and other criminal activity which impacted millions, if not billions

In the race to 5G, 2019 focused on ‘firsts.’ Mobile operators competed to be the first to offer 5G-enabled networks. Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) like Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon boasted new 5G capabilities. Consumers started to wake up to the possibility of the experiences 5G will bring: smarter homes, smart

The vital role that cybersecurity plays in protecting our privacy, rights, freedoms, and everything up to and including our physical safety will be more prominent than ever during 2020. More and more of our vital infrastructure is coming online and vulnerable to digital attacks, data breaches involving the leak of

By David Strom he more we use our smartphones, the more we open ourselves up to the possibility that the data stored on them will be hacked. The bad guys are getting better and better at finding ways into our phones through a combination of subtle malware and exploits. A

Microgrids designed to backup critical infrastructure and mount cyber countermeasures appear to be practical solutions to bolster security. Cybersecurity incidents and threats are an everyday occurrence. For several years running, this topic has been at or near the top of the growing list of issues that keep power industry leaders