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By Ryan Estes, Intrusion Analyst, WatchGuard Technologies Ransomware is a rapidly accelerating problem for organizations around the globe, with schools, hospitals, small businesses, and local governments all in the crosshairs. Last year’s ransomware attack on the Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) in Canada showed that any organization can be a […]

3 Emerging Ransomware Trends That Security Teams Must Heed

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By Bryan Grenon, Director of Critical Infrastructure for ADT Commercial’s Enterprise Security Risk Group With June designated National Safety Month by America’s National Safety Council, there’s an increased focus on eliminating the leading causes of preventable injuries and deaths at home and in the workplace. Violent incidents on the job […]

Advances in Security Technologies Can Boost Workplace Safety

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By Devin Partida, Editor-in-Chief, ReHack.com Every reputable small business knows insurance is a necessity. However, some may forego cyber insurance, thinking it isn’t a big deal. With how often cyber attacks happen, any company that stores information should get some form of protection. Small businesses can significantly benefit from this type […]

Cyber Insurance Is a Necessary Expense for Small Businesses

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By Emily Newton, Editor-in-Chief at Revolutionized Magazine The need for thorough cybersecurity has never been more prominent. Thankfully, many businesses have recognized this need and are adopting new cybersecurity controls in response to rising digital threats. However, many also overlook physical security in that shift. Cybercrime is fast growing in the […]

4 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Let Physical Security Be Your ...

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By Soudamini Modak, director of fraud and identity strategy, LexisNexis® Risk Solutions Smart digital identity and device intelligence solutions are popular among companies looking for efficient fraud prevention tools, enabling businesses to recognize good users via trusted devices, locations and their digital footprint, while identifying multiple patterns that could indicate […]

Closing the Fraud Gap with Behavioral Biometrics

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By Davit Asatryan, Director of Product, Spin.AI Mainstream generative AI (think ChatGPT, Google Bard) has exploded in the last few years, with some estimates putting the market at $1.3 trillion within a decade. To provide some context, Bloomberg reported that the industry generated about $40 billion in 2022. This tremendous […]

The Rise of Malicious ChatGPT Browser Extensions and What to ...

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By Doug Barbin, Chief Growth Officer, Managing Principal at Schellman The constant and rapid evolution of technology means organizations and governments alike need to prioritize cybersecurity. While providing so many new opportunities, emerging tech like artificial intelligence and cloud computing are also opening new doors for attack. In March 2023, […]

What Does the White House’s Cyber Strategy Mean for Businesses?

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By Meghan Maneval, Director of Technical Product Management at RiskOptics Most executives think compliance is the first step to protecting their organization, but this approach is less proactive than the current threat landscape requires. With increased cloud usage, digital processes, remote work and third-party relationships, new, complex and expanded landscapes […]

Why Compliance and Security are not the Same

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