Employee Training is Key in Preventing Breaches, But is it Enough?
Is it truly possible to train every single employee—including those working from home and organizations’ third-party partners—to spot a cyber-threat? Or to keep good cybersecurity hygiene when handling sensitive data? Or to refrain from stealing intellectual property when they’re disgruntled and about to resign? While training is a key element to preventing breaches and protecting important corporate data, training alone is not enough.Will COVID-19 Change Everything? The Case for Being Skeptical
Chances are that the novel coronavirus and the resulting disease—COVID-19—has upended your world.
New Report: Uncovering the Likeness & Disparities in Today’s Digital Age between Seniors & Millennials
Seniors and millennials may be more alike than many believe - they are both connecting to a similar number of Internet of Things devices (at least 7 Wi-Fi devices) and both engaging in similar, risky online behaviors, reveals a new Generali Global Assistance and the Identity Theft Resource Center study.
Ill. Attorney General Kwame Raoul Warns Public of COVID-19 Scams
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul is alerting residents to a wave of COVID-19 scams occurring as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.How Employees Can Securely Work Anywhere
During coronavirus, what can your organization do to ensure employees are working securely from any location, no matter what disruptions may arise?How to Personalize Customer Experiences at Scale while Guaranteeing Privacy
CMOs are now tasked with introducing privacy-centric practices to protect consumer data, while simultaneously using this data to personalize experiences. Here are three ways privacy will need to evolve organization-wide as demand for personalized "everything" grows.
Most Americans Expect a Recession Due to Coronavirus
Americans are increasingly alarmed by the rapid spread of the new coronavirus, with sharply growing majorities saying the outbreak poses a major threat to the health of the U.S. population and the nation’s economy.
Telecom Carriers Charged with Facilitating Hundreds of Millions of Fraudulent Robocalls to U.S. Consumers
The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York entered orders in two separate civil actions, barring eight individuals and entities from continuing to facilitate the transmission of massive volumes of fraudulent robocalls to consumers in the United States, the Department of Justice (DOJ) announced.60 percent of US Hospitals Not Prepared for Coronavirus Influx of Patients
More than 60 percent of American hospitals report they are not prepared to handle an influx of COVID-19 patients, says a Premier survey.
Poll: 60 percent of Americans Approve of Trump’s Handling of Coronavirus
A new Gallup poll shows that 60 percent of Americans approve of President Trump's handling of his actions to combat the coronavirus.