In 2008, the day before the presidential elections, I wrote an open letter to President Obama. I should have cc’ed the vice president. It’s been more than 12 years since I provided ...

As ransomware behaviors change from mass attacks to highly targeted incidents and from file-based to fileless and in-memory attacks, IT leaders also need to adapt to these changing behaviors. A recent Sophos ...

A ransomware attack against Scripps Health in San Diego over the weekend underscores the potentially dangerous impact cyberattack incidents can wreak on health care providers. “Showing just how low cybercriminals will go, ...

No one really knows what to expect when they first start a new job, especially someone fresh out of college or starting a new career. When that new career is cybersecurity, here’s ...

Tens of billions of dollars each year are spent on cybersecurity, yet cybercriminals continue to succeed. There seems to be a never-ending stream of cybersecurity bad news. Companies constantly experience negative security ...

After Experian fixed a weakness at a partner website that let anyone view credit scores for nearly every American by just inputting a name and address, questions remain about whether the same ...

The only constant is change. The ongoing effects of COVID-19 have taught us that change is inevitable to survive. One major area that has been affected during COVID-19 is how we interact ...

Understanding how to bridge the talent gap in the cybersecurity industry requires thinking beyond traditional approaches to recruiting. While there’s been progress, there is still room for organizations to evolve, which will ...

Emotet’s seven-year reign of terror will come to an end Sunday, April 25, 2021 – at least in theory, when law enforcement completes a scheduled mass uninstallation of its infrastructure. A ‘scheduled ...

After SolarWinds and the Exchange débâcle, here’s the third shoe to drop ...