Kayla Matthews has been published on Security Boulevard, InformationWeek, Homeland Security Today and Security Magazine. She covers topics related to personal and national cybersecurity, as well as data privacy and malware. To read more from Kayla on Writerzone and visit her blog, Productivity Bytes.
One of the big decisions company owners must make is whether to use cloud-based or on-premises business solutions. Here are five solutions that are more secure when hosted in the cloud. Content Storage Google Drive, Dropbox, iCloud and OneDrive are some of the leading cloud-based business solutions. Indeed, these solutions allow people to store documents, … Read more
Financial fraud cases show up in the headlines regularly. Yet people don’t necessarily connect these cases to cybersecurity. However, it’s often true that good cybersecurity makes a person or company less likely to experience financial fraud. Cybersecurity Starts With Awareness Many scammers who operate online pose as legitimate brands, such as banks or e-commerce companies. … Read more
Adding automation to your workflow can streamline tasks and boost productivity. Indeed, with advances in technology, more companies are jumping on the trend and reaping the benefits. However, adoption will undoubtedly impact your company’s security. Here are five things you should know to reduce security risks caused by automation. Prioritize Security in Automation One issue … Read more
You cannot go a week without hearing about a new cyber attack. It seems that every day, big corporations leave information vulnerable to hackers, who swoop in and steal our personal data. Cybersecurity is critical as attacks become more frequent and costly. However, is the cybersecurity skills market prepared to answer Governments around the world are taking … Read more
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 report on cybersecurity and AI, 48% of enterprises say their budget for artificial intelligence will increase in fiscal year 2019. An even greater … Read more
