by Eric Wesley

The costs and demand requests associated with ransomware are skyrocketing as the number of attacks rise. Infosecurity Magazine projects that…

by Howard Kaplan

The list of sometimes hard-to-fill high-tech roles is lengthy and includes cloud, systems and telecommunications network engineers; SharePoint developers and administrators; software developers; and, of course, cybersecurity specialists including analysts,…

by Andrew Seymour

Antivirus software is a critical (but sometimes irritating) program. Luckily, it is less annoying than it once was. For the most part, people no longer think about antivirus programs when using their computer — unless, of course, they haven’t registered the…

by Mike Tillman

Certain designations set individuals apart. A Ph.D., a C-level title and a Nobel prize are a few examples. So it is with business organizations, too.

For government contractors, being certified as meeting all the requirements of relevant International…

by Vince Johnson

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) initially released the Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) in 2014. The Framework’s use is voluntary for industry, but…

by Jeanne Zepp

Moving federal agencies to a zero trust model is a complex effort comprising many moving parts. A simple read of Executive Order (EO) 14028 and Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Memorandum 22-09 highlights the vast array of challenges the proposition poses –…