Brown Paper Packages Tied Up With Cyber – the Consumer Package Goods Industry and Cybersecurity

The Evolution of DoD‘s Cybersecurity Service Provider Program Evaluator Scoring Metrics

Importance of a Project Plan with Cybersecurity Initiatives

The Significance of a Global Perspective/Team in Cybersecurity Planning

Ransomware: Harbinger of the Future

Can AI Actually Improve Cybersecurity? What Experts Are Saying

Eye Tracking: Recent Developments in the Industry

Cybersecurity Attacks Threaten 9-1-1 Response

Illuminating Issues of Grid Cybersecurity

Safeguarding American Democracy: Outcome-Based Cybersecurity in Election 2016

Preparing for Tomorrow’s Threats

Author(s):

Henry J. Sienkiewicz, Adjunct Faculty | Georgetown and George Washington Universities, Former CIO, Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA)

Preparing for Tomorrow’s Threats

Author(s):

Roston Fyle, Cyber Strategist, CSIOS Corporation

Tyson Gee, Chief Compliance Officer, CSIOS Corporation

Preparing for Tomorrow’s Threats

Author(s):

Justin Petitt, Strategic Capture Manager, Markon Solutions

Preparing for Tomorrow’s Threats

Author(s):

Larry Letow, CEO, TachTech

Preparing for Tomorrow’s Threats

Author(s):

Scott Blough | Associate Professor of Criminal Justice & Security Studies at Tiffin University, ,

Preparing for Tomorrow’s Threats

Author(s):

Kayla Matthews, ,

Preparing for Tomorrow’s Threats

Author(s):

Pratik Gundawar, ,

Preparing for Tomorrow’s Threats

Author(s):

Timothy Lorello, President & CEO, SecuLore Solutions

Preparing for Tomorrow’s Threats

Author(s):

Joseph S. Abrenio, Vice President of Commercial Services, Delta Risk LLC

Preparing for Tomorrow’s Threats

Author(s):

Adam Firestone, Editor-in-Chief , United States Cybersecurity Magazine | SIX3RO

From the Spring 2024 Issue

introduction A doorbell rings, a text message arrives- a package has been delivered to a front porch or loading dock. The Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) industry delivers a wide range of products

From the Spring 2024 Issue

Introduction In the fast–paced world of cybersecurity, staying ahead of emerging cyber threats is not simply a necessity but an essential, constant challenge. Since its inception, the Department of Defense (DOD) Cybersecurity

project plan with cybersecurity initiatives

From the Fall 2023 Issue

Cybersecurity Initiatives are all the rage with every new, trending buzzword and with each active threat or breach that makes its way into the common conversation pool – “We don’t know what

Global Perspective/ Team in Cybersecurity

From the Fall 2023 Issue

As technology progresses and even more of our daily activities become digitized, global issues continue to grow in complexity and pervasiveness. In our increasingly interconnected world, where information flows seamlessly across borders,

The recent spate of ransomware attacks on Texas municipalities is a harbinger for the future of cyber-crime. In fact, according to various news sources, as of August 23rd, 2019, at least 22

This year, AI spending will grow to nearly $35.8 billion globally. AI has surged in popularity in most sectors of tech, and cybersecurity isn’t an exception. In fact, according to Capgemini’s 2019

Eye Tracking, close up on eye, technology, futuristic

Understanding the cognitive processes and emotions that affect consumer behavior requires more data for marketers and sellers. This is where eye tracking technology comes to use. It is a great tool that

From the Fall 2016 Issue

Our public safety infrastructure is under cyber-attack! Like every other part of the internet-based economy, these systems are continuously exposed to attacks that have been increasing at an alarming rate. Over 240

From the Fall 2016 Issue

Introduction Ongoing cyber-attacks are the new normal. Whether they’re the work of politically or criminally-motivated individuals, or the coordinated efforts of nation-state actors, our nation’s critical assets will continue to be bombarded

From the Fall 2016 Issue

« September 2026 »

If you’re asking how foreign hackers can be prevented from manipulating the election, you’re asking the wrong question. On May 31st, 1916, the British battlecruisers Indefatigable, Queen Mary, and Invincible were sunk

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