In a dramatic new escalation of cyber espionage activities occurring around the world, hackers now appear to be going after software companies in so-called “supply chain attacks.” The primary goal is to infect as many computers as possible worldwide by going after popular software vendors. The most recent victim of

Cybersecurity leaders are also business leaders, working to protect data without business interruption. But the complexities and magnitude of today’s cybersecurity challenges are daunting for many organizations and not every executive is a cybersecurity professional, nor do they necessarily need to be. What’s important is that those with the primary

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