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5 Innovative Cybersecurity Training Strategies to Try in 2021

5 Innovative Cybersecurity Training Strategies to Try in 2021
As much as 88 percent of data breaches are caused by human error, but only 43 percent of workers admit having made mistakes that compromised cybersecurity. In the past year, one-third of the Read more

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Hotel demand
Travel in 2023 Isn’t Slowing: Will Economic Headwinds Threaten Hotel Profits?
December 1, 2022

Travel in 2023 will not be slowing down. This would normally be perceived as good news for hoteliers, but PwC’s Hospitality Directions report paints a more mixed picture for hotels; the report indicates that economic headwinds may threaten the pace of recovery in the industry, despite record highs for metrics like RevPAR this year. According […]

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B2B payments
There Will Not Be a Dominant Player Taking Over B2B Payments in 2023
December 1, 2022

B2B payments are facing an exciting trend in the space, as vendors continue to innovate to offer new and better solutions for this $30 trillion industry. According to PaymentsJournal, continuous improvements in B2B payments are largely driven by the complicated infrastructures necessary for international payments and a pressing need for greater flexibility. With a company […]

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COP27 drew focused attention on the role of the built environment in global carbon emissions. Where does AEC need to start to make a change?
Is the COP27 Focus on AEC Carbon Emissions Telling the Whole Story?
December 1, 2022

Construction sustainability continues to be an emphasis for international leaders. COP27, the UN’s gathering of more than 90 heads of state and 35,000 delegates from 190 countries, convened earlier in early November to discuss unified action against climate change and which industries need to take on a bulk of the responsibility to adjust operations and […]

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5 Innovative Cybersecurity Training Strategies to Try in 2021
February 1, 2021
As much as 88 percent of data breaches are caused by human error, but only 43 percent of workers admit having made mistakes that compromised cybersecurity. In the past year, one-third of the Read more
Why Higher Ed Needs Better Protection from Modern Ransomware Attacks
December 16, 2020
Higher education institutions suffering from ransomware attacks is nothing new. However, as institutions shift to distance learning, the attack surface is much greater, giving malicious actors Read more
Why Using Ethical Hackers Helps Protect Online Learning
December 8, 2020
About the Author: Ashish Gupta is the CEO of Bugcrowd. -- In the wake of COVID-19, colleges and universities across the U.S. have embraced virtual and hybrid learning to combat the spread Read more
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