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Technology is all around us. Smartphones, smart watches, cars, computers, refrigerators, and cameras have become an enormous part of our everyday lives. These introductions have challenged us to constantly adapt. We are living in (and raising families in) an evolving technological society. As a p ....

The human element is considered the weakest element in the security “onion.” How do we understand what our users may or may not be doing to create some level of risk to our cyber environments? Organizations need a way to detect anomalies that arise intentionally or unintentionally. I recently ....

By now we’ve all heard of SaaS (software as a service) and many have heard of IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service), PaaS (Platform as a Service), or the term that contains them all: XaaS (anything as a service). The as-a-Service business model, which usually has customers paying a subscription rate ....

This month, several Shared Assessments Industry Strategy and Working Groups came together in a cross vertical meeting, Ransomware: It Takes An Organization, to address ransomware threats.   Sophisticated ransomware attacks are being used with adjusted methods to strike supply chains and m ....

Sharp leaders deploy it, improv performers embrace it and fifth generation (5G) wireless technology depends on it. I’m referring to the power of “and.”   Skim through any thought leadership concerning 5G’s massive potential to generate new business models and related benefits -- remot ....

As cybersecurity programs become more integrated into enterprise risk management (ERM) programs, security professionals grapple with new issues. Rather than relying on fear, uncertainty and doubt (FUD) to fuel their business case for budget increases, cybersecurity leaders are striving to quantify t ....