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Even though the threats emerging in the New Year won’t be any less intense, complicated or difficult to manage, 2020 is likely to be the year of simplified security.December 6
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Ensuring you have competitive pay, clear career path progression and an inclusive, collaborative and flexible work environment will go a long way in all retention efforts.December 5
Vice president of research and developmentArctic Wolf
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Security concerns for imaging professionals are on the rise, as hackers view digital radiology devices—increasingly connected to IT systems—as a weak link that can be broken to access medical information.December 2
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There are two things that are likely to make headlines next year that every enterprise should be aware of and prepare for.November 27
Chief technology officerIllumio
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A report from CISA, a cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency within the Department of Homeland Security, offers a number of tips to beat phishing attacks.November 25
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Guarding large volumes of data is a top priority, especially national security and private citizens’ information.November 22
Vice president of business developmentAxiomatics
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More than half of risk professionals worldwide say their organization’s risk levels have increased in the past 12 months, according to new research.November 19
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Cybersecurity firm Malwarebytes is reporting a 60 percent increase in attacks involving Trojan malware in the healthcare industry.November 18
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The Department of Veterans Affairs has IT security challenges that are potentially putting sensitive data—such as medical records—at risk, according to the Government Accountability Office and the VA’s Office of the Inspector General.November 14
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HITRUST is offering new tools and a methodology intended to help organizations automate and improve the effectiveness of managing third-party risk.November 14
