Do you recall when APTs were A Thing? Advanced Persistent Threats were exemplified by Stuxnet, a species of malware that was stealthy enough to penetrate the defences of an Iranian nuclear fuel processing plant ten years ago, persistent enough to under…
By Michael Covington, VP of Product Strategy, Wandera The veritable “Sophie’s Choice” among security decision-makers has increasingly become the three-way tug-of-war between security, convenience, and privacy. With the introduction of the General Data …
The House Armed Services Committee added several amendments to its fiscal year 2021 defense authorization bill per recommendations from new artificial intelligence and cyber commissions, to include bolstering private sector AI partnerships and establis…
Efforts by the United States Intelligence Community (IC) to apply Cold War strategies to new age threats and non-state actors have largely failed, leading to adaptations and evolutions within the IC to understand and address new threats in new ways. T…
By Milica D. Djekic It’s quite risky spending your time in cyberspace. This environment could deal with so many traps, holes, and weird openings. In other words, it’s possible only to make a simple click on your screen and arrive at a very inconv…
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When an Atlanta tech company fell victim to a hacker, its quick reaction and collaboration with the FBI helped find and convict the culprit.
By Jeff Harrell, Vice President of Marketing, Adaptiva More bad news when it comes to IT security. The fourth annual Enterprise Endpoint Security Survey was recently released, showing that just 17% of companies believe they have enough staff to handle …
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A bipartisan contingent of House members last week sent a letter to congressional leaders requesting their support for funding in future COVID-19 relief legislation for state and local governments to modernize their information technology (IT) infrastr…