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Assessing the Value of Corporate Data

Assessing the Value of Corporate Data

Data can deliver business value in many ways–from helping companies optimize operations to improving customer experience and loyalty. But the most valuable data also requires the most protection.

10 ways to get more from your security budget

10 ways to get more from your security budget

In today's economic climate, CISOs have to make every penny count and maximize every dollar. Here’s how some do that.

How Artificial Intelligence is Solving Cybersecurity Talent Shortages

Technology Solutions That Drive Education

How Artificial Intelligence is Solving Cybersecurity Talent Shortages

The cybersecurity skills shortage is well documented, but the gap seems to be widening. Can artificial intelligence and automation solve the cybersecurity skill gap?

Post Pandemic, Technologists Pose Secure Certification for Immunity

Going digital with immunity passports could speed rollout and allow for better warnings of potential hot spots. But security and privacy issues remain.

How to Keep Your Video Conferences Secure From Intruders

IEEE Transmitter

How to Keep Your Video Conferences Secure From Intruders

Protect your students, employees, families and yourself from cyber disruptions. Here are our cybersecurity tips for safe video conferencing.

Communications of the ACM

Give Tax Time Phishing Attacks the Slip

Every year, phishing scammers seek to trick people into forking over their tax refunds or handing over their passwords and PINs.

Cyber Security Is Integral To Business Continuity Planning

Cyber Security Is Integral To Business Continuity Planning

Communications are critical for an organization when an incident occurs. Threat actors will also use a disruption to business operations as an opportunity to spread misinformation. Steps are available to ensure that cyber security has a voice in disaster recovery and business continuity planning.

3 Ways Artificial Intelligence (AI) Can Improve Campus Cybersecurity

Technology Solutions That Drive Education

3 Ways Artificial Intelligence (AI) Can Improve Campus Cybersecurity

Colleges and universities are using AI technologies to gain more actionable cybersecurity insights. Learn 3 ways AI is improving campus security.

Episode 179: CISO Eye on the Virus Guy – Assessing COVID’s Cyber Risks

The Security Ledger with Paul F. Roberts

Episode 179: CISO Eye on the Virus Guy – Assessing COVID’s Cyber Risks

In this episode of the podcast (#179), Kayne McGladrey of IEEE and Pensar Development joins us to talk about the cyber risks posed by COVID and why COVID-themed phishing emails shouldn’t be your only concern.

Design Flaws In Cyber Security Reports And Related CISO Sleep Patterns

Design Flaws In Cyber Security Reports And Related CISO Sleep Patterns

Producing highly accurate reports without individual customization is a consistent design flaw of many cyber security solutions. CISOs might sleep better at night knowing not only what’s specifically going on at their organization but also how that fits into the global threat landscape.

How Secure Is Your Home Wi-Fi?

How Secure Is Your Home Wi-Fi?

Is your home Wi-Fi network safe from hackers? Here are some ways you can beef up security.

Decreasing Risk Through Enterprise Compliance

Decreasing Risk Through Enterprise Compliance

A myriad of legislation and industry regulations have introduced complexity to C-suite decision-making. As a result, business leaders are not clear about cyber security investment areas. This market report guides the CISO through compliance to align security programs with business objectives.

Should You Be Worried About Airport Cybersecurity Threats?

IEEE Transmitter

Should You Be Worried About Airport Cybersecurity Threats?

Navigating and traveling through an airport can be stressful. Trying to get through security while searching for a boarding pass and assessing whether

Beat common types of cyberfraud with security awareness

Search Security

Beat common types of cyberfraud with security awareness

Credential harvesting, OAuth attacks and other types of cyberfraud distributed via social engineering scams have the potential to destroy a business and its reputation. Security awareness programs can help employees spot the threat.

AI, automation emerge as critical tools for cybersecurity

AI, automation emerge as critical tools for cybersecurity

Organizations find new ways to relieve some of the burden on security teams while shoring up defenses.

7 Tips for Infosec Pros Considering a Lateral Career Move

7 Tips for Infosec Pros Considering a Lateral Career Move

Looking to switch things up but not sure how to do it? Security experts share their advice for switching career paths in the industry.

Better HR security could help thwart Iranian cyberattack

Better HR security could help thwart Iranian cyberattack

HR departments are at great risk from Iranian cyberattacks and hackers in general. Some are adopting HR security trends to protect their departments. But HR also has a broader responsibility to help protect organizations, according to security experts.

ICS security challenges and how to overcome them

ICS security challenges and how to overcome them

Industrial control systems are starting to reap the benefits of industrial IoT, but as more ICSes become internet-connected, security must be addressed. IEEE member Kayne McGladrey discussed the threats to ICS security and how to start building an ICS security framework.

Four 2019 Enterprise Cyber Focal Points And The 2020 Ramifications

Four 2019 Enterprise Cyber Focal Points And The 2020 Ramifications

2019 wasn’t a great year for cyber security. The number and scope of market solutions increased, though blue teams have been stymied by the increasing complexity and tactics of threat actors and sheer volume of data to review. Here are four predictions for the coming storm, based on events in 2019.

Ask questions about Internet-connected toys

The Jackson Sun

Ask questions about Internet-connected toys

Experts say that smart toys are particularly vulnerable to cyber attacks. Kayne McGladrey, a member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, said their desire to keep toy prices low means manufacturers have little incentive to add reasonable security mechanisms.