For many bosses and employees, there is a measure of relief in returning to the office—especially for those who have the flexibility of continuing to work from home part of the time. But for those teams working to protect their offices from hackers, the new hybrid workplaces aren’t nearly as

On May 6th, 2021, Colonial Pipeline fell victim to a ransomware cyberattack, which took down the largest fuel pipeline in the country and led to gasoline shortages on the east coast. Then on May 30th, 2021, the largest meat producer in the world, JBS Foods, also became a victim of

Technology continues to transform at an unprecedented rate and the security of that technology is paramount to its users having a trustworthy and positive experience. For years, companies have relied on IT to run their business operations, with software applications supporting essential business functions. Vulnerabilities inherent in these applications spurred

The pandemic exposed the need for hospitals to shore up security fundamentals and infrastructure, re-think incident response plans, and use tools rationalization to reduce coverage gaps. It would be difficult to overstate the cybersecurity challenges faced by healthcare entities—providers in particular—in 2020. Hospitals and health systems were already prime targets

If 2020 taught us anything about cybersecurity, it’s that strengthening corporate defenses against cyberattacks is increasingly dependent on managing user identities of those who access your network. We’ve gradually moved in that direction since the birth of the bring-your-own-device movement, which created the need to control access to business data