Big Tech is using consumer data to help government and the healthcare system better understand the spread of COVID-19. But what privacy implications should be considered by consumers?
The Importance of Security in Enterprise Video Streaming
Video streaming for work has been increasingly popular for years. And this is even more evident in 2020, as there’s been an increase in enterprise video streaming since the COVID-19 crisis began.
Failing IoT Security Means Old Malware Makes IoT Comeback
Failing IoT security measures have led to a resurgence of the Cornflicker worm, impacting IoT connected healthcare devices and others — and that’s not going to cut it in today’s internet-driven, everything-connected world. IoT devices, in the healthcare world and elsewhere, must treated just as carefully as employee computers, servers, and other devices. They must be connected to network security, continuously monitored and scanned, maintained by way of security patches, and updated on a regular basis. There should be no halfway measures here, in the healthcare industry or otherwise — security of IoT connected devices is too important to business operations and business continuity.
Cisco Collaboration Analyst Summit Reveals a Critical and Necessary Shift
Cisco revealed its plans for its collaboration business in 2020 moving towards a platform business differentiated on data, security and experience.
Don’t Let Getting Hacked Be the Scandal That Ruins You
The damage a serious data breach goes beyond what happens to the bottomline. Don’t let it be the scandal that ruins your company. Here’s what you need to know to protect yourself.
IoT Cybersecurity Regulations Kick in With the Start of 2020
With the launch of 2020, certain cybersecurity laws covering “smart” devices go into effect. As local (state) IoT cybersecurity regulation kicks in and federal regulation is looming, what does this mean for members of IoT ecosystems?
Facebook Really Doesn’t Care About Your Privacy — And why this hurts Libra
Facebook, no matter how hard they try to convince us, really doesn’t care about your privacy and it’s going to hurt Libra.
Microsoft Awarded Impact Level 6 DoD Clearance: Closes Gap With AWS
With the award of an important DoD clearance known as Level 6, Microsoft’s Azure cloud business became only the second to hold this important credential.
Imperva Data Breach Has Consequences for CEO
The Imperva data breach had serious consequences for CEO Chris Hylen, who has stepped down. This should get the attention of CEOs and senior leaders everywhere. Doing everything you can to create a business strategy with security at its core while also endeavoring to create a security first culture within the organization are business mission critical. Especially if you want to keep your job.
Adobe Creative Cloud Database Vulnerability Leaves 7.5 Million Customer Emails Exposed
Adobe Creative Cloud vulnerability leaves 7.5 million customer emails exposed. The good news is that the misconfigured environment has been shut down. The bad news is that that’s 7.5 million users whose emails, and other information that could possibly be used by hackers, is potentially out there floating around.
