Articles by tag: ransomware
Over the past year, cybersecurity attacks have occurred at an alarming rate. Due to a combination of employees working from home and the general chaos of the pandemic, hackers Read more
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Workforce Education Will Be Industrialized Construction’s Path to Success
September 28, 2021
It is projected that by 2035, most buildings will be constructed by industrialized construction. This should be a point of optimism for the industry; IC allows manufacturing and construction to merge, which Read more
Creating Future Ready Schools: Beyond the Classroom
September 28, 2021
On this episode of Beyond the Classroom, Host Tyler Kern discussed future-ready learning with Ron Stefanski, Executive Director, Strategic Partnerships at Centric Learning, and Dr. Kevin Brown, Read more
Houses of Worship Take Center Stage at CFX 2021
September 27, 2021
This week, Tradeshow TV powered by InfoComm and MarketScale, we take a look at the House of Worship market at the Church Facilities Expo in Dallas, to touch base on how this live events market adjusted its AV Read more
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Can Healthcare Withstand Hacking?
September 14, 2021
Over the past year, cybersecurity attacks have occurred at an alarming rate. Due to a combination of employees working from home and the general chaos of the pandemic, hackers Read more
Ransomware…What in the World Is Going On?
August 31, 2021
In a landscape that’s seen an uptick in cybersecurity concerns thanks to a boost in remote work, hurried adoption of technology solutions and more, there’s one cyberattack du jour – Read more
Protecting Your Company from IT Security Breaches
July 27, 2021
Cybercrime is accelerating, with over 500,000 incidents reported last year. It costs businesses money, time and their reputation.
However, organizations can act proactively to reduce their Read more
Are Enterprise Companies Taking Cybersecurity Seriously Enough?
July 13, 2021
Another day, another cybersecurity incident. Unfortunately, that seems to be the pattern. Kaseya, an IT solutions developer, was most recently the target of ransomware impacting hundreds of Read more
What’s Driving Recent Massive Cyberattacks on Enterprise Companies?
June 25, 2021
Lately, it seems there’s been an uptick not only in cyberattacks and other network infrastructure breaches, such as the use of ransomware – these attacks also seem to be (successfully) Read more
The Security Behind Energy and Critical Infrastructure
June 9, 2021
On There’s More to IT, host Jason Claybrook and guests will explore some foundational questions about the technology that’s driving us all forward.
Why do we build the stuff we build? What’s Read more
The Colonial Pipeline Cyberattack is a Study on Material Price Fluctuation
May 19, 2021
The recent successful cyberattack on the Colonial Pipeline sent a shockwave throughout the oil and gas industry beyond in the United States, and it’s not serving as a unique case study in how the Read more
Colonial Restarts Gas Pipeline Following Cyberattack
May 13, 2021
Colonial Pipeline Co. said it began to resume gasoline shipments late this week, after a cyberattack that caused fuel shortages in several states. President Biden also asked US residents not to Read more
Gaps in K-12 Device and Data Security Thanks to Distance Learning
October 28, 2020
Absolute Software, recently announced new research revealing significant spikes in remote management and collaboration application usage in K-12 organizations following the shift to distance Read more