Complex systems can break in complex ways. However, this statement is not easily quantified in cybersecurity, where it is better rephrased: “With each layer of software integration, a system inches closer to disaster.” This is counterintuitive because these tools are promoted as improvements. More automation, virtualization and other enhancements lead

Cybersecurity jobs are being created at a quicker rate than they can be filled. Today’s businesses must commit a growing amount of time, money, and skill to identifying and combating cyberattacks. As a result, the need for qualified cybersecurity workers has increased dramatically. Here are 5 reasons why you should pursue a

What do all businesses, regardless of industry and size, have in common? They’re at risk of cybersecurity attacks, like ransomware or customer data breaches. These attacks can financially devastate businesses, forcing them to close their doors. For example, in its 2021 Cyber Readiness Report, insurance carrier Hiscox found that one out

94% of enterprises of all sizes are in the cloud. More and more businesses place their infrastructure, data, and apps in the cloud, and rely on the high-level cloud capabilities provided by AWS for reliability, availability, and cost-efficiency. But they also rely on modern security solutions. The security risks companies face

When it comes to cyber security, we either think of someone stealing our identity via our online presence or the Hollywood style military takeover of an opposing force’s computer network. The current climate has led more individuals, businesses and government entities to really take a look at what they can