Cybersecurity for Healthcare: Addressing Medical Image Privacy
Medical imaging devices have greatly improved patient care and become a critical part of modern medical treatment. But, these devices weren’t always connected in ways they are today. Today’s tools are digital, networked with other devices and can be…
Jan 11 21January 11, 2021
Article at Security Intelligence
Emotional Blowback: Dealing With Post-Incident Stress
Cyberattacks are on the rise as adversaries find new ways of creating chaos and increasing profits. Attacks evolve constantly and often involve real-world consequences. The growing criminal Software-as-a-Service enterprise puts ready-made tools in…
Nov 23 22November 23, 2022
Article at Security Intelligence
What Is the True Cost of a Health Care Data Breach?
The health care industry has remained the top data breach target for eleven years in a row. Highly sensitive and personally identifiable information (PII) held by health care systems is an attractive target. After all, it contains all the information…
Oct 13 21October 13, 2021
Article at Security Intelligence
The 13 Costliest Cyberattacks of 2022: Looking Back
2022 has shaped up to be a pricey year for victims of cyberattacks. Cyberattacks continue to target critical infrastructures such as health systems, small government agencies and educational institutions. Ransomware remains a popular attack method…
Dec 29 22December 29, 2022
Article at Security Intelligence
Is Patching the Holy Grail of Cybersecurity?
A proactive approach to cybersecurity includes ensuring all software is up-to-date across assets. This also includes applying patches to close up vulnerabilities. This practice minimizes risk, as it eliminates outdated software versions in the…
May 18 23May 18, 2023
Article at Security Intelligence
What “Beginner” Skills do Security Leaders Need to Refresh?
The chief information security officer (CISO) was once a highly technical role primarily focused on security. But now, the role is evolving. Modern security leaders must work across divisions to secure technology and help meet business objectives. To…
May 04 23May 04, 2023
Article at Security Intelligence
Securing home WiFi for older adults
Wifi home security for older adults Managing a home WiFi network can become a job on its own, especially when people aren’t aware of todays’ cyber-security risks. This is often the case for older adults who are still mastering the use of digital…
Oct 09 21October 09, 2021
Article at Wavelength by Plume
Fix Shadow IT In Your Organization
Shadow IT can be potentially harmful to a company’s security protection, because it exists outside a company’s typical software and service approval and audit workflows. Shadow IT refers to information technology projects, applications and software…
Jul 07 20July 07, 2020
Article at Security Intelligence
The Dangers of QR Codes
Quick Response (QR) codes are experiencing an increase in popularity as brands and shop owners move to offer a more flexible customer service experience during the COVID-19 pandemic. The codes provide a quick way to get to a website address or save…
Dec 24 20December 24, 2020
Article at Techopedia.com
How to Avoid Smishing Attacks Targeting Subscription Service Users
If you’re anything like me, you used delivery more during the pandemic than before. Both getting food brought to my door and meal kit boxes mean people don’t have to mask up and go out to the grocery store. But threat actors know that, too. Recent…
Aug 17 21August 17, 2021
Article at Security Intelligence
Is your security testing ready for the API-first era?
Application programming interfaces (APIs) remain an increasingly attractive target for attackers. Enterprises today are using more and more APIs, causing the attack surface to grow and introducing the added complexity of managing a large number of…
Dec 07 21December 07, 2021
Article at Imvision
What Is Data Protection and Why Does it Matter?
Data is at the center of business. For many organizations, digital adoption drives strategy. Data is essential to meeting customer needs, responding to sudden market shifts and unforeseen events. That’s why data protection should be on your…
Oct 08 21October 08, 2021
Article at Security Intelligence
What Is Customer Identity Access Management (CIAM)?
Customer identity access management (CIAM) solutions enable companies to manage more than just customer information. CIAM makes it possible to manage data-sharing consent, self-service customer registration, account management, single sign-on and…
Sep 28 21September 28, 2021
Article at Security Intelligence
What Is a Botnet Attack? A Guide for Security Professionals
What is a botnet attack, and how do you stop one? A botnet (derived from ‘robot network’) is a large group of malware-infected internet-connected devices and computers controlled by a single operator. Attackers use these compromised devices to launch…
Sep 27 21September 27, 2021
Article at Security Intelligence
Enter Cloud Printing
We just want to print from mobile devices. Why is that so hard? The following is a reprint originally published in 2013 at developinthecloud.drdobbs.com The ability to print from a mobile device anywhere is emerging from early confusion about…
Jan 30 21January 30, 2021
Article at Medium
Hands On: Cloud IDEs Challenge the Desktop
The following is a reprint from 2013 that originally appeared at developinthecloud.drdobbs.com Cloud IDEs are getting real, fast. We kicked the tires on half a dozen of them and can report that the desktop IDE might be an endangered species. Thanks…
Jan 30 21January 30, 2021
Article at Medium
Government Data in the Public Cloud
The following is a reprint of an article published in 2013 by SAP Business Innovations. Even the federal government gets it now. That is, the government has taken notice of the potential benefits and savings of cloud services. And since government…
Feb 03 21February 03, 2021
Article at Medium
6 Strategies to Attract, Engage, and Retain Gen Z Workforce
Gen Z is considered one of the largest generational cohorts to join the global workforce. This generation, roughly defined as those born between 1997 and 2012, is considered the first generation to grow up with mature technologies like smartphones…
Sep 06 24September 06, 2024
Article at advancerecruitment.com
How to rent books on Amazon and return or extend them
Terry Vine/Getty Images Amazon book rentals are easy to make, extend, and return using the Amazon Rentals website. To return Amazon rental books, you can drop them off at a parcel service like UPS or an Amazon pick-up location. You don't have to pay…
May 04 21May 04, 2021
Article at Business Insider
Content Marketing Trends to Look Out for In 2019
Content marketing is evolving as the nature of digital communications change. Blogs and social media will remain staples of most content marketing operations, but other formats will bring new opportunities. Let's take a look at content marketing…
Dec 13 18December 13, 2018
Article at Weebly Inspiration
8 things you loved as a kid that don’t exist anymore
Andrew Savulich/AP Despite valiant efforts to remain relevant, even the most iconic brands can fall. Here are 8 things you loved as a kid that don't exist anymore. Growing up in a time before the first iPhone release meant most interactions with…
Dec 04 18December 04, 2018
Article at Business Insider















