You can tell a problem has been around for far too long when the government starts talking about solving it. IoT security is one of those problems. It seems that in the rush to develop faster, smarter IoT devices, one important aspect was left behind: security. Although most developers consider

Hindsight is 20/20 vision, as the old saying goes. It’s always easy to know what the right course of action was after something has happened, but much harder to predict the future. However, by looking at security developments over the past couple of years, it’s possible to forecast what’s likely

Samantha Tetrault is a finance and technology writer for Xtiva, an award-winning incentive compensation tool for wealth management firms. In this guest article for WP, she outlines and the cybersecurity risks facing advisors and how they can protect themselves. It seems like every day there’s another breaking news story featuring

There’s a lot of hype around artificial intelligence (AI). It seems like every technology and cybersecurity vendor these days is claiming to use AI in some way, shape, or form. AI is not a magical solution for every problem, but one area where AI—more specifically machine learning (ML)—can play an

The information economy has grown rapidly over the past decade—and for a while, with seemingly few controls. However, in recent years, organizations have been confronted with the IT version of Newton’s third law: for every (innovative) action, comes an equal and opposite reaction. In the case of information-driven business, that