May 18, 2020
summary for facility management professional, building owners and IT professionals who are interested in building security and Facility IT.
Jonathan Langer, CEO of Medigate discusses how healthcare organizations are protecting their digital assets and services during this time.
Take a look at some of the unique use cases Medigate is seeing when it comes to medical device visibility, as well as how healthcare organizations are leveraging this technology as part of their broader cybersecurity strategies. Learn More
An article from the Wall Street Journal. The new coronavirus has thrown dealmaking into disarray, and cybersecurity experts say the workplace upheaval caused by the pandemic will complicate mergers and acquisitions when activity picks up. Learn More.
Harvard Business Review describes what companies should do once a cyberattack occurs. Companies largely are on their own. They have to scramble to counteract the attack and ensure that the threat actor is out of the system. They then may have to navigate industry regulators, while also trying to steer clear of the dreaded post-breach class-action suit. Read More
Cyber attacks continue to grow in both numbers and ferocity — 2019 was just a sign of the things to come. Here’s your list of 122 of the most current cybersecurity industry, cyber attack, and data breach statistics for 2020 and beyond. Read More
Chemical facilities are vulnerable to crippling cyberattacks due to outdated government cybersecurity guidance, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) concluded in a report released this week. Read More
Cyber-attacks have increased exponentially since the start of the pandemic, with AT&T Alien Labs Open Threat Exchange (OTX) finding 419,643 indicators of compromise (IOC) related to COVID-19 from January to March, with a 2,000% month-over-month increase from February to March.
The following are a few short-term, easy-to-implement actions that IT managers can take now to bolster cybersecurity amid the current pandemic. Read More
In cybersecurity, we talk about "defense in depth" as a way to maximize the protection of critical assets, referring to a layered approach to security through people, processes and technology. Defense in depth means companies prevent attacks where they can; where they can't, they leverage tools and processes to detect, alert and perform an effective response. Read More
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