As a business owner, you aim to protect your organization from cyberattacks. You have already invested in security solutions like firewalls, antivirus software, encryption tools and more. But is that enough? Ask yourself the following questions: • Are these measures enough to fully protect your organization? • Can they stop

There are new calls for global cybersecurity standards, based on recently released research. Nonprofit association of certified cybersecurity professionals, (ISC), and the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), have released a new research report titled “Global Approaches to Cyber Policy, Legislation and Regulation.”  Findings from the report underscore the growing necessity

With sensitive information and critical assets increasingly exposed to threats, the need for comprehensive and robust cybersecurity strategies has never been greater. As businesses and institutions become more reliant on digital platforms and technology, safeguarding their digital assets has become an essential aspect of their overall operational success. This article

Historically, industrial cybersecurity in automation systems has concentrated on controller-tocontroller communications and using dedicated IT/OT gateways, with systems segmented into interconnected zones. Today, integrators are primarily applying cybersecurity to the interfaces of these zones. These segments typically include operations technology (OT) industrial networks, and their device intercommunications are generally unprotected.

Despite business leaders’ growing awareness of cybercrime—and the rapid adaptations offered by new cybersecurity architectures—criminals continue to successfully exploit weaknesses created by these evolving business infrastructures. As a disclosure, my company Active Cypher is one provider of cybersecurity solutions. The problem? The technology industry has long been building walls around