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What Is Adversarial Machine Learning?
A human adversary stands in your way and stops at nothing to make your life more complicated, sometimes with dire…
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Are Air Gapped Networks Secure?
Ours is a deeply interwoven and breachable world, which often means trouble for enterprise security. According to IBM’s 2020 Cost…
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You Really Can’t Do Enough Security Training
When it comes to security training in the era of near-daily phishing and ransomware attacks, can your company ever be…
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End-to-End Encryption: Important Pros and Cons
According to the 2020 Cost of a Data Breach Report by Ponemon Institute and IBM Security, data breaches are costing…
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2021’s Most Successful Phishing Ploys (So Far)
Fishing competitions take place all over the world. Anglers attempt all kinds of strategies in their attempts to land the…
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What Lessons Can CIOs Learn from the Colonial Pipeline Hack?
The news angles and repercussions of the Colonial Pipeline hack just keep multiplying. It’s a story that serves to emphasize…
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Cyber Agency Launches Security Awareness Campaign
The U.S. Government’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has launched a campaign to address ransomware by improving security readiness…
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Why You Should Implement Zero Trust Security
In December 2020, the world’s CIOs got an object lesson in the importance of having zero trust security networks. The…
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What is a Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP)?
Disaster recovery plans provide a detailed framework for organizations to rebuild their operations after natural disasters, cyberattacks, hardware failures, or…
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HAPPENING NOW: Exchange Server Hack Highlights Broad Failure of Patch Management Processes
By Drew Robb Patch management is supposed to be one of those things that is routine, standard, and up to…