Regardless of the political side of the situation, the curious case of Edward Snowden has proven one thing: when uncovered, government spying enables a giant push to data scrambling on the Web. Giants like Yahoo, Google, and Microsoft have substantially implemented encrypted data over the last 15
Almost every U.S enterprise today uses the cloud in some way or fashion, and with good reason—it saves money spent on hardware, gives you all the performance you need, and the high availability of the cloud provides the peace of mind that server failures will not be something that can hinder b
Every day, 99% of professionals choose convenience at the expense of their enterprise security by reusing passwords—either across work accounts or, even more alarmingly, between work and personal accounts. Taking comfort in password-protected entry points may cause any business to unexpectedly l
Today, many businesses use a large number of connected devices, ranging from desktop computers to barcode scanners. As IT and security leaders work around the clock to secure and maintain servers, computers, smartphones, tablets, iPads, IoT devices, virtual machines, and more, choosing the right
A year ago, Jordan Peele made a video warning us of the impending spike in deepfake technology. In that video, Peele uses machine learning technology to ventriloquize Obama and appear as if Obama is saying outlandish statements. Even if such videos appear as amusing, the implications that deepfake
The healthcare sector has witnessed a 150% increase in cyberattacks since the beginning of the year. With medical staff already overburdened and overworked by the demands brought on by COVID-19, healthcare organizations could be the perfect targets for various attacks. Discover the most significant
