Tag: cybersecurity

Identity theft is a significant cause of cybercrime, and identity management solutions are promising to help minimize the risk.

Leaders' focus on profit over employee experience gets in the way of success and makes life complicated for tech teams supporting hybrid work.

Amid growing cyber attacks and ransomware reports, a new threat for businesses is emerging: fake virtual employees. Here's how to spot deep fakes in hiring.

Despite the proliferation of communications tools in the workplace, the role of the enterprise intranet remains secure.

Cybersecurity risk assessment should be an integral part of the organization’s enterprise risk management program and decision-making, not a siloed operation.

Despite widespread awareness of increasing cyberattacks, insufficient email security remains one of the biggest vulnerabilities.

Apple, Google and Microsoft have all agreed to extend their support for FIDO authentication standards. Here's what that means for the enterprise.

Organizations should take a closer look at their risk profile and update security measures in light of hybrid work and mounting cybersecurity threats.

With the hybrid work model likely to become more common in the future, there are major security issues that will need to be overcome.

Cengage Group has acquired Infosec as a strategy to strengthen its workforce skills business.

1Password, which provides secure password management for businesses, has raised $620 million in the largest funding round for a Canadian company.

Less than two weeks before Christmas, a cybersecurity disaster struck users of UKG’s Kronos Private Cloud services. Here's how HR could have helped.

Working from home has benefits for employees and employers alike, but it also poses a real IT security challenge. Here's how to mitigate your risks.

The recent attack on enterprise infrastructure underlines how important baseline security measures really are.

Despite many warnings, new research from Microsoft shows a large number of enterprises are still not securing their data as they should.

In response to the growing number of cyberattacks, the U.S. is developing a zero trust technology strategy in conjunction with the private sector. Here's why.

Microsoft aims to secure its products from attack, Dropbox expands its remote digital workplace strategy, Skedulo raises a new funding round and more news.

Without intervention, information chaos will threaten the viability of our systems. The ransomware attacks are one of the visible consequences.

Now that remote work is mainstream, companies and employees alike need to review their approach to employee privacy and data security.

Collaboration platforms are enabling organizations to work remotely. But they also offer attackers new ways into the enterprise network. Here's what to do.