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The risk for healthcare providers suffering ransomware attacks isn’t just the loss of cash and customer confidence. People can literally die.
Let’s look at four of the most frightening cybersecurity horror stories, some originating from the outside and others coming from within.
With the 2020 Elections close at hand, it’s time to look at the people, processes, and systems that are vital to election security.
It’s the last week of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and the last installment of this weekly blog series.
The challenge with securing medical devices is they live in an environment that can make some of our usual advice difficult to implement.
It’s still October and still Cybersecurity Awareness Month and, in keeping in line with the month’s theme,
Taking responsibility for your cybersecurity starts at home. All your connected devices need to be protected. Protect your connected devices.
Back in what we’d call the Bad Old Days, information security was both easier and more difficult than it is today. The attack surfaces were smaller and less complex.
With COVID-19 still crippling the economy and most schools opting for virtual classes, right now is tougher than normal for most.