Cybersecurity Essentials

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The cybersecurity market already top $100 billion per year and will reach $300 billion by 2024. With that kind of money at stake, this market is one of the hottest areas for IT innovation.

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@BobViolino shared
On Oct 20, 2021
AI, cloud, hybrid work headline Gartner’s top tech trends for 2022 https://t.co/tFBPloUWfi via @CIOonline
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AI, cloud, hybrid work headline Gartner’s top tech trends for 2022

AI, cloud, hybrid work headline Gartner’s top tech trends for 2022

The C-suite’s recognition of IT as an engine for business transformation rages on, with CIOs taking center stage in improving digital experiences and advancing digital solutions.

@WSJRisk shared
On Oct 19, 2021
Former spies and cyber cops say there is enough legal room for them to fight cybercriminals, and they use their military and law-enforcement training to do just that https://t.co/ud7p6DUQOF via @WSJ
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Cyber Private Eyes Go After Hackers, Without Counterattacking

Cyber Private Eyes Go After Hackers, Without Counterattacking

Some companies work within the confines of a federal law against invading someone’s computer to take action against attackers, stopping short of hacking back.

@cybersecboardrm shared
On Oct 19, 2021
Microsoft Cloud for Financial Services #CloudComputing https://t.co/cMczD8oFbs
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Microsoft Cloud for Financial Services — Architect Perspective

Microsoft Cloud for Financial Services — Architect Perspective

Financial institutions have embraced digital innovation at a recorded pace to adopt new ways of working and serving the financial needs of the customer base.

@NIST shared
On Oct 20, 2021
Our world is full of state-of-the-art technology, and all of it depends on cybersecurity. See examples in your area: https://t.co/q8ByR3onWe #BeCyberSmart #CyberCareerWeek https://t.co/0OcYvdSu2h
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Cybersecurity in Your Community

Cybersecurity in Your Community

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@CybersecuritySF shared
On Oct 18, 2021
From @RealCoinGeek - #Ransomware attacks have burgeoned in recent years, with a business being attacked every 11 seconds globally, according to Cybersecurity Ventures @CybersecuritySF. https://t.co/Zf6vdmNLmH
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Australia’s new ransomware plan to allow freezing, seizure of digital currencies

Australia’s new ransomware plan to allow freezing, seizure of digital currencies

The government of Australia has come up with a new plan to combat increasing ransomware attacks, including allowing seizure and freezing of digital currencies by authorities.

@cybersecboardrm shared
On Oct 21, 2021
Why is Cybersecurity Failing Against Ransomware? #Cybersecurity #ransomware #security https://t.co/3BSZk2Yl7D
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Why is Cybersecurity Failing Against Ransomware?

Why is Cybersecurity Failing Against Ransomware?

Hardly a week goes by without another major company falling victim to a ransomware attack. Nate Warfield, CTO at Prevailion, discusses the immense challenges in changing that status quo.

@cybersecboardrm shared
On Oct 22, 2021
CDR: The secret cybersecurity ingredient used by defense and intelligence agencies #Cybersecurity #security https://t.co/GwCxfOsYpD
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CDR: The secret cybersecurity ingredient used by defense and intelligence agencies

CDR: The secret cybersecurity ingredient used by defense and intelligence agencies

CDR technology has risen to prominence in the private sector only recently; govt agencies have been relying on it for almost a decade.

@NIST shared
On Oct 21, 2021
We're helping the effort to develop consumer labeling that describes the cybersecurity capabilities of IoT devices. Learn more in this Q&A with @NISTcyber’s Katerina Megas: https://t.co/0ZGUjqCLQH #BeCyberSmart #InternetOfThings https://t.co/UY1FiYyzCX
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Consumer Cybersecurity Labeling for IoT Devices: A Q&A with NIST’s Katerina Megas

Consumer Cybersecurity Labeling for IoT Devices: A Q&A with NIST’s Katerina Megas

The connection of devices, including household devices, to the internet has created a raft of new potential entryways for hackers to invade your home net