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In the last decade the role of the chief information security officer (CISO) has evolved considerably. Not long ago, the CISO was considered a part of the IT team and their main focus was on building firewalls, implementing antivirus and keeping spam … Continue reading How CISOs Limit Downtime Without Impacting Security
The Ryuk ransomware is suspected to be the culprit. Continue reading Universal Health Services Ransomware Attack Impacts Hospitals Nationwide
The IBM Cloud is currently suffering a major outage, and with that, multiple services that are hosted on the platform are also down, including everybody’s favorite tech news aggregator, Techmeme. It looks like the problems started around 2:30pm PT and spread from there. Best we can tell, this is a worldwide problem and involves a […] Continue reading IBM Cloud suffers prolonged outage
Is cyber insurance worth the money, and should organizations rely on it as a line of defense? Being a Seattle resident, I occasionally find myself in some interesting “what if” conversations about the next really big one: the gargantuan-sized earthqua… Continue reading Is the Insurance Loophole the Newest Threat Vector?
Despite significant progress in the area of security certificates, many organizations still suffer preventable outages, according to a recent study.
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According to a new report, organizations struggled to maintain IT resilience in 2016 due to challenges related to migration, downtime, the cloud and more
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Services are being restored to the St. Louis Public Library computer system after a ransomware attack impacted access to machines and data at all 17 branches. Continue reading St. Louis Public Library Recovers from Ransomware Attack