Cybersecurity Leaders Urge Action as CISA 2015 Expiration Creates Gaps in Cyber Intelligence Sharing
Critical infrastructure industries are facing new uncertainty following the recent expiration of the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act of 2015 (CISA 2015).
If you worked in healthcare back in 2009, you surely have an opinion on the topic of meaningful use. You likely recall the blissful optimism the healthcare community had when the policy was first introduced—and the inevitable disruption and frustration that followed. Now, over a decade later, we're still cleaning up the cybersecurity mess that meaningful use created.
One of the most popular analyst terms in 2022, cybersecurity mesh is a defense method for securing each device and critical access points with their own security perimeter. It builds a foundation of dynamic interoperability in the environment, rather than the traditional security protections of a single perimeter.
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Cybersecurity was a significant concern for organizations in 2024, as it became increasingly more difficult to protect sensitive data and critical infrastructure from theft, damage, and unauthorized access by bad actors.
No one is immune in this record-breaking time of cyberattacks. Read on to learn about some of 2023’s most notable data breaches, and the tools you need to safeguard your organization.
In an article from Cybersecurity Ventures, author Steve Morgan made a striking comparison that illustrates how prevalent cybercrime has become. Specifically, if cybercrime were a country, it would be the third-largest economy on earth.
Let that sink in.
Between remote work models, clinician burnout and an increased reliance on traveling healthcare professionals to meet shortages, the transient nature of the healthcare workforce in the pandemic era has deepened the risk of insider threats and data security.
As our home networks continue to merge with the enterprise, and as enterprises across all industries become more dispersed, cybersecurity threats increase. Along with ongoing digital transformation and the proliferation of cloud, that dispersal introduces new challenges for the cybersecurity community. The past 12 months have proven that adapting hasn’t been easy.
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