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UHD’s Security Management Program Stresses the Importance of Resources Over Technology

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Several universities joined the ranks of major security technology and consulting firms at GSX 2023, the security industry’s leading yearly trade show and thought leadership hub, highlighting their evolving curriculums and how they’re reflecting major trends shaping security skillsets today. Representatives for the University of Houston-Downtown (UHD) were part of that line-up, drawing attention […]

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When It Comes to Small Businesses and Cybersecurity, Doing Little Things Right Can Reduce Vulnerabilities

When addressing small businesses and cybersecurity, there is an issue: How to make these networks less vulnerable to attack when budget and resources aren’t always available. Small businesses often face unique cybersecurity challenges. According to a report by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), 88% of small business owners feel vulnerable to cyberattacks. These […]

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Deterring Insider Threats Takes More Than Technology. It Demands Proper Processes and Culture.

There are many sophisticated technology packages and solutions available to help bolster insider threat programs. Still, without the proper training, processes, and a culture of trust built into the system, technology alone won’t stop the threats. At the recent Global Security Exchange GSX 2023, a pivotal session titled “Subduing Insider Threats: Transferring Knowledge to […]

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Insider Risk Management Programs Require Critical Thinking, Training, and a Culture of Trust

Understanding human vulnerabilities is one lesson in the strategic process of building insider risk management programs that work, and truly understanding those vulnerabilities means establishing a culture of empathy and trust among an organization or company. With threats ever-present, it’s critical that chief security officers understand what’s at stake and what can generate success. […]

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Got a Social Media Security Problem? CSO’s Have to Focus on Recruiting Specially-Trained Personnel to “Read the Tea Leaves” of Social Media Cybersecurity

The battlefield of corporate security has extended far beyond firewalls and anti-virus software. It’s now moved into the realm of social media, where a simple post can be destructive. Decades ago, many corporations struggled to understand the gravity of cyber threats. This led to boardroom shakeups and company downfalls. While there is more protection […]

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All-Encompassing Platforms are the Best Security Strategy for Companies Converging Their Ecosystems

Cybersecurity has been a buzzword for some time now that cybersecurity measures are a priority for many companies. But organizations often forget the symbiotic relationship between digital and physical security controls in this digital age. These two aspects are often treated as isolated silos when, in fact, a holistic approach is needed for […]

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DARPA’s AI Challenge is Meant to Fix U.S. Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities and Pull Ahead in the Global AI Arms Race

In an era where technology underpins nearly every facet of modern life, the cybersecurity vulnerabilities of our critical infrastructure have never been more pronounced. From electric grids to water plants, the U.S. grapples with a historical oversight: a lack of robust security controls tailored for these environments. The growing emphasis on global cybersecurity, including […]

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The Future of Security: Discovering the Next Generation of Security Solutions at ISC West
April 23, 2024

The recently concluded International Security Conference & Exposition West 2024 (ISC West) proved to be an indispensable platform for discovering the next generation of security solutions, providing attendees with invaluable insights into the future of the industry. At a recent episode of MarketScale’s roundtable show Experts Talk, Cathal Walsh, Vice President and Chief Security […]

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Cyber Resilience: To Protect Corporate Assets, Businesses Must Invest in Cybersecurity Training
April 23, 2024

As cyberattacks occur at increasing frequency, cybersecurity has become a cornerstone of corporate security strategies across all sectors. With businesses increasingly reliant on digital infrastructures, the quality of a company’s cybersecurity training is no longer just an operational requirement — it is a strategic asset. The stakes are high, as a breach can lead […]

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Forming Relationships with Industry Insiders Can Quell Sales Cycles and their Length of Time
April 23, 2024

New companies are facing more and more challenges in the security industry as sales cycles are experiencing lengthier times. One of those reasons is due to the complexity of the security industry itself, along with the unique and special business models every new company will come in with. But there is a solution to […]

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From Bollards to Bytes: Why Security Firms Need to Adopt a Cyber-First Approach
April 23, 2024

How can the security industry effectively navigate the shift from traditional physical security measures to adopting a cyber-first approach in its sales and integration strategies? The transition from physical to digital security solutions was a major theme at the International Security Conference & Exposition West 2024 held earlier this month. On a recent episode of […]

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The Road to GSX 2023
August 17, 2023

As the security industry rapidly evolves, GSX 2023 takes center stage, and the buzz is palpable. With cutting-edge technologies, collaboration, and cybersecurity at the forefront, the event aims to shape the future of security operations. This year, expectations and trends are soaring, reflecting the industry’s thirst for innovation and smarter workflows. Main Points of […]

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Why Are Schools Now Prime Targets for Cyber Attacks?
August 8, 2023

In a world where technology evolves at lightning speed, our schools grapple with the challenge of catching up. Andrew Callis Jr., an authority on cybersecurity, brings to the forefront a shocking revelation: schools have emerged as the bull’s-eye for cyber attacks. The disconcerting truth lies in the mismatch between the swift progress of technology […]

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Small Businesses are Better Equipped to Prevent Cybercrime. DHS’s Recent Funding Will Aid Their Research.
July 25, 2023

Since the inception of the internet, cybercrime has been a concern. The escalating wave of cyber threats necessitates cutting-edge defenses to safeguard our digital realm. Recognizing this, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has recently awarded $3.15 million to 20 small businesses for proof-of-concept research in cybersecurity. Given that small businesses contributed to 44 […]

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New Biden IoT Security Program Will Give U.S. IoT Adoption a Boost
July 21, 2023

The Biden Administration’s recent launch of the U.S. Cyber Trust Mark, an IoT security labeling program, is a significant stride towards safeguarding Americans from associated security risks. It will feature a distinct shield logo on products that meet cybersecurity criteria, including unique and strong default passwords, data protection, regular security updates, and incident detection […]

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New SBIR Program Funding Puts Nimble Small Businesses to Work on Solving Key Homeland Security Concerns
July 21, 2023

In the face of escalating cyber threats, the DHS Small Business Innovation Research, or SBIR program, has awarded $3.15 million to 20 small businesses, each tasked with tackling one of seven key homeland security technology needs. This initiative is a crucial move in the ongoing battle against cybercrime. The program, which has been around […]

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InfoComm 2023: What are the Benefits of Belkin’s New KVM Solutions and How Do They Compare to Other Solutions?
June 21, 2023

In today’s tech-savvy world, KVM solutions are growing more and more popular, which is why they were one of the big topics discussed at this year’s InfoComm. KVMs are like a magic trick, letting you control multiple computers with just one set of gear. Belkin was one of the companies represented at the convention, […]

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Cybercriminals are Using AI in Scams. Organizations Need to Prepare for Additional AI Cybersecurity Risks.
June 9, 2023

Cybercriminals are using AI to make their scams more convincing and sophisticated than ever. The result is a slew of new AI cybersecurity threats to both businesses and consumers. In January, Forbes reported that several major hacking communities were using ChatGPT to develop malware that could spy on users’ keyboards. Fraudsters are also using […]

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Energy Companies Need to Understand Their Cyber Attack Surface To Protect Against Cybersecurity Threats
June 9, 2023

Cyber threats targeting energy companies are on the rise, and the recent alleged attack on a Canadian natural gas company by Russian-based hacking group Zarya had many in the industry on edge. Although the group claims to have caused financial damage without loss of life, the potential for devastating outcomes in future attacks is […]

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InfoComm 2023: Software Promises To Be the New Competitive Edge for AV Vendors
May 24, 2023

The Pro AV industry is gearing up for its most anticipated show of the year, InfoComm 2023, which promises to shine a spotlight on some of the most important trends, technologies, thought leaders and challenges shaping everything from digital conferencing and digital signage, to enterprise IT and workforce training. While new LED screen integrations are […]

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