Author Archives: Jennifer Gregory

4 ways to bring cybersecurity into your community

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It’s easy to focus on technology when talking about cybersecurity. However, the best prevention measures rely on the education of those who use technology. Organizations training their employees is the first step. But the industry needs to expand the concept of a culture of cybersecurity and take it from where it currently stands as an […]

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Reducing ransomware recovery costs in education

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2024 continued the trend of ransomware attacks in the education sector making headlines. The year opened with Freehold Township School District in New Jersey canceling classes due to a ransomware attack. Students at New Mexico Highlands University missed classes for several days while employees experienced disruption of their paychecks after a ransomware attack. The attack on […]

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How AI-driven SOC co-pilots will change security center operations

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Have you ever wished you had an assistant at your security operations centers (SOCs) — especially one who never calls in sick, has a bad day or takes a long lunch? Your wish may come true soon. Not surprisingly, AI-driven SOC “co-pilots” are topping the lists for cybersecurity predictions in 2025, which often describe these […]

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How secure are green data centers? Consider these 5 trends

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As organizations increasingly measure environmental impact towards their sustainability goals, many are focusing on their data centers. KPMG found that the majority of the top 100 companies measure and report on their sustainability efforts. Because data centers consume a large amount of energy, Gartner predicts that by 2027, three in four organizations will have implemented […]

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Are successful deepfake scams more common than we realize?

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Many times a day worldwide, a boss asks one of their team members to perform a task during a video call. But is the person assigning tasks actually who they say they are? Or is it a deepfake? Instead of blindly following orders, employees must now ask themselves if they are becoming a victims of […]

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How cyberattacks on grocery stores could threaten food security

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Grocery store shoppers at many chains recently ran into an unwelcome surprise: empty shelves and delayed prescriptions. In early November, Ahold Delhaize USA was the victim of a cyberattack that significantly disrupted operations at more than 2,000 stores, including Hannaford, Food Lion and Stop and Shop. Specific details of the nature of the attack have […]

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2024 Cloud Threat Landscape Report: How does cloud security fail?

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Organizations often set up security rules to help reduce cybersecurity vulnerabilities and risks. The 2024 Cost of a Data Breach Report discovered that 40% of all data breaches involved data distributed across multiple environments, meaning that these best-laid plans often fail in the cloud environment. Not surprisingly, many organizations find keeping a robust security posture […]

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Preparing for the future of data privacy

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The focus on data privacy started to quickly shift beyond compliance in recent years and is expected to move even faster in the near future. Not surprisingly, the Thomson Reuters Risk & Compliance Survey Report found that 82% of respondents cited data and cybersecurity concerns as their organization’s greatest risk. However, the majority of organizations […]

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2024 trends: Were they accurate?

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The new year always kicks off with a flood of prediction articles; then, 12 months later, our newsfeed is filled with wrap-up articles. But we are often left to wonder if experts got it right in January about how the year would unfold. As we close out 2024, let’s take a moment to go back […]

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Making smart cybersecurity spending decisions in 2025

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December is a month of numbers, from holiday countdowns to RSVPs for parties. But for business leaders, the most important numbers this month are the budget numbers for 2025. With cybersecurity a top focus for many businesses in 2025, it is likely to be a top-line item on many budgets heading into the New Year. […]

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