Articles focused on cybersecurity threats facing the connected medical device market often cite a well-worn statistic: the average hospital bed in the United States has 10 to 15 internet-enabled devices that collect and transmit data.
While this number is important, it only tells part of the larger story.
We have a long way to go to get adequate cybersecurity expertise on boards, but the time has come to make it happen
With the talent shortage in security, employers need to use a variety of tools to recruit and retain top talent
In my previous column, I wrote about the steady drumbeat of alerts, news reports, and actual attacks demonstrating that critical infrastructure has been in the crosshairs of nation-state threat actors and cyber criminals for years. Now, evolving intelligence indicates attacks on critical infrastructure networks are taking center stage in the theater of war.
The surge of cyber attacks in 2021 was a wake-up call for consumers, who felt the firsthand effects that can result from a breach.
As the world increasingly moves to the cloud and digital-everything, organizations’ risk postures have also changed. Embedding security into the business is the new, must-have approach and product security is the most seamless path to make it happen – led by the emergence of the engineering-centric CISO
Climate change is probably the greatest threat our planet faces today, but this challenge also presents an opportunity to do the right thing. It’s time to step back and look at the role of the IT industry in developing, deploying, maintaining, growing and eventually, sustainably retiring technology and solutions.
We are likely to see Russian state sponsored attacks escalate as the West continues to increase sanctions and support Ukraine
As high-profile attacks of the Albuquerque Public School District, Kronos, CS Energy, Kaseya,
News of cyber criminals and nation-state actors capitalizing on events, planned or unplanned, for financial gain or to wreak havoc have dominated the headlines over the past few years. From COVID to elections to devastating weather events, and now the tragic conflict in Ukraine. We’ve seen threat actors launch ransomware, supply chain attacks and other sophisticated tactics to compromise organizations and the services they deliver. But the human spirit is strong.
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