Smart Cities
From the Winter 2021 Issue

Are Smart Cities the Next Principal Step in the Loss of Privacy?

Author(s):

Alan S. Tilles, Esquire, Attorney, Shulman Rogers

Ian R. McAndrew PhD, University Dean, Capitol Technology University

There are many advantages and opportunities to integrate transport, work, shopping, and the control of all interconnecting aspects. Architects, town planners, environmental groups, and many others believe smart cities are a feasible step in the … Read more

Ransomware
From the Winter 2021 Issue

What You Don’t Know About Ransomware Can be a Risk

Author(s):

Bradford P. Meisel, Esq., Associate, McElroy, Deutsch, Mulvaney & Carpenter, LLP (Co-author)

Diane D. Reynolds, Partner, McElroy, Deutsch, Mulvaney & Carpenter, LLP (Co-author)

Dr. Bernard A. Jones, CBCP, Assistant Professor, St. John’s University (Co-author)

Dr. Michael C. Redmond, PhD, MBA, ISO Certifications, CEO and Sr. Lead Implementer and Sr. Lead Auditor , Redmond Worldwide

Syed Taha Ahmed Jafri, Information Security Specialist,

Unfortunately, organizations continue to suffer debilitating impacts on operations due to both natural and human-made threats. One human-made threat, which continues to top the list of risks that organizations fear the most, is cybercrime. Cybercrime … Read more

stealing Data
From the Winter 2021 Issue

Cybercriminals Don’t Need to Steal Mass Amounts of Personal Data Anymore and That’s a Big Challenge for Cybersecurity Teams

Author(s):

James Everett Lee, Chief Operating Officer, The Identity Theft Resource Center

For at least the past 15 years, a primary goal of cybersecurity teams was to block threat actors from gaining access to the growing amount of personal information collected about consumers. Meanwhile, threat actors focused … Read more