As the Information Age slowly gives way to the Fourth Industrial Revolution, and the rise of IoT and IIoT, on-demand availability of computer system resources, big data and analytics, and cyber attacks aimed at business environments impact on our everyday lives, there’s an increasing need for knowledgeable cybersecurity professionals and,

Cyber threats like hacking, phishing, ransomware, and distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks have the potential to cause enormous problems for organizations. Not only can companies suffer serious service disruption and reputational damage, but the loss of personal data can also result in huge fines from regulators. Take British Airways as an

Any fast-growing industry can face cybersecurity threats. This comes as no surprise, considering how much we rely on technology nowadays. While certain tech breakthroughs help with efficiency and give great results, they also open the door to malicious attacks. New threats are being registered almost daily, and our security has

Companies are rapidly adopting cloud services, but many are failing to put proper security measures in place. Mountain View, Calif.-based Egnyte provides file sharing via the cloud to its customers, so its security practices have to be top-notch. But the company also has all of its internal finance applications in

As the price tag of cyberattacks on healthcare continues to rise, radiology looks to bolster its defenses. Imagine being several hours into your shift, focusing on a particularly heavy, time-sensitive case load. Perhaps you’re searching for a pneumothorax, or maybe you’re examining an intracranial bleed, trying to meet a requested