Drilling down to personalize information security was simple before firms became customer-obsessed. The game, however, has now changed completely. Traditionally, the CIO and a small GO→
Adequate training is unquestionably the best line of defence against cyber-attacks. IT rules, firewalls, physical security, and other technical safeguards are all critical, but the GO→
Biometrics and identity management are not new concepts, but opinions on their value, safety, and dependability vary widely between countries. People’s reliance on biometrics technology GO→
Companies are scrambling for whatever advantage they can get as demand for elite IT talent outpaces supply. All successful hiring tactics, however, are based on GO→
The major difficulty for cybersecurity executives is the struggle to flawlessly integrate risk-reduction technologies into key operations and services and play this long-drawn game correctly. GO→
Traditionally, the CIO and a small staff worked internally, practically unnoticed by non-IT employees. Cybersecurity operations were conducted in the shadows at the time, and GO→
Brain implants serve as potential hotspots for fraudsters and hackers, highlighting the healthcare industry’s ever-evolving cyber threats. Elon Musk recently discussed the prospect of a GO→
According to a 2020-dated cybersecurity survey from SolarWinds Public Sector, only 57 percent of IT operations and security decision-makers across government agencies rated their agency’s GO→
Adequate training is unquestionably the best line of defense against cyber-attacks. IT rules, firewalls, physical security, and other technical safeguards are all critical, but the GO→
