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Cybersecurity in 2022: It’s Not Getting Easier
As we wrap up the year, it always makes sense to take a look back and see what worked and what didn’t; what we can do better and what we have to ...
Guide: Beating the Business of Ransomware
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Cybersecurity in a Changed World: 2022 Cybersecurity and the Rising Role of MSPs
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Cybercrime Will Increase — And 9 Other Obvious Cybersecurity Predictions for 2022
While cybercrime and cybersecurity are no laughing matters, many cybersecurity articles tend to state the obvious in their predictions. With this in mind, we thought it would be fun to... The post ...
Guide: Top 2021 Trends and Cybersecurity Predictions for 2022
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Cybersecurity in a Changed World: 2021 Trends and 2022 Predictions
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Locking Down Patient Portals
Five Defensive Solutions Healthcare Organizations Can Take Right Now The pandemic has affected every aspect of society, but the healthcare industry has been at the center of the changes. Telehealth services and ...
7 Cybersecurity Predictions for 2020
2020 will be another interesting year for Cybersecurity, here are our predictions as we kick off a new year. We have entered a new decade with many innovations expected to come to ...
2020 Prediction: Ransomware to become more dangerous than ever
In November, cyber crooks told services company Allied Universal that they would make its files public if the company didn’t pay a ransom. Allied refused and the hackers stuck to their threat, ...
13 Grounded and Realistic Cybersecurity Predictions for 2019 [Roundup]
“The AI security software has malicious intent.” That was Kelly Shortridge’s second prediction on a humorous list of 2019 predictions for cybersecurity published ...
