The more technology advances, the more this creates potential security issues for the hospitality world. Learn ways you can protect your hotel from costly cybercrimes, hacking attacks, and reputational damage.

The threat is real. With all the security risks facing retailers today, we look at an approach to secure your remote support and deliver rapid, safe vendor access, track every system session, and gain proof of PCI compliance.

There’s a trend of hackers being able to remain on an organization’s network for periods of time – without even being detected. Does this make you think about what measures you currently have in place to provide visibility of who is on your network, and what they are doing?

As the need grows for supporting geographically spread vendors, how can you make sure you’re validating identities and encrypting all data to keep your network secure?

Due to the rise in cyber threats, educational institutions are facing increasing pressure to protect their sensitive data. In addition, they have to comply with FERPA or risk facing penalties. Read this blog to learn steps your organization can take to prevent a security attack.

Discover emerging cybersecurity threats - and ways your organization can combat them. In this blog, you’ll learn about the latest tricks cybercriminals are using to target your company and find guidance on how to be vigilant against these attacks.

Considering the risks of HIPAA non-compliance, health care companies generally benefit from hiring third party vendors that specifically handle HIPAA regulatory compliance. To fully protect patients, these vendors should have clear policies that restrict access, remain transparent and auditable, and maintain the most updated data security measures.

Whether you work with only a few vendors, hundreds, or thousands, your network is only as safe as the security practices of your weakest partner.

Outsourcing offers key advantages in costs and subject matter expertise. Yet, the safety of your business data depends on IoT risk management and the security protocols of vendor partners.

Imagine in the future a critical, personal medical device taken offline by ransomware. Is the Healthcare industry prepared for this cybersecurity risk?