The conjecture that there is a renewed focus on the importance of IT is borne out in the survey, with more than 94 percent of feds having felt a shift in momentum. Keep Reading
The information was acquired from hands-on assessments carried out over the last few years across a broad range of industries, including manufacturing, mining, automotive, energy, chemical, natural gas, and utilities. Keep Reading
New techniques are constantly emerging and can have major implications on how analysts conduct research and analysis. Keep Reading
As you migrate workloads to the public cloud, and adopt new technologies such as containers, make sure you’ve got the visibility and expanded security posture you need. Keep Reading
The new site is more easily accessible on mobile devices and will offer interactive features, including a new question-and-answer section. Keep Reading
National Cybersecurity Awareness Month is more relevant today than it’s ever been, but it won’t have the intended impact on your organization if employees do not feel adequately engaged. Keep Reading
GAO finds IRS may not be in a position to address its most vulnerable authentication areas and lacks a comprehensive process to evaluate new authentication technologies. Keep Reading
We don’t have to wait for politicians to act. There are new, affordable technologies that can serve as force multipliers. Keep Reading
Some of the prep work by IT departments can include moving IT equipment off the ground or out of the basement to testing system failovers and backups. Keep Reading
The Federal Aviation Administration Air Traffic Control System Command Center reported that "computer issues" at Delta had forced an "all scope stop" with international flights and sub carriers exempt. Keep Reading