Bob Zukis – Cybercriminals have figured out that fencing stolen data is a lot more work than just holding it hostage. It also doesn’t pay as well. Ransomware is a rapidly growing cyber threat, and attacks overall were up 25% in … Continue reading →
Darya Efimova – It’s been a while since data exploded globally, and the vital necessity for businesses to deal with it is in no way surprising. Many look up to data-oriented enterprises, such as Google and Facebook, and follow suit. … Continue reading →
BY STEPHANIE KANOWITZ – One positive outcome of the coronavirus pandemic has been agencies’ increased ability to quickly adapt to new circumstances, thanks, in many cases, to their use of robotic process automation (RPA) and chatbots to deliver internal and … Continue reading →
Similar to HIPAA, NIST compliance for IoT device will be as much about how the device is used or interacted with as the device itself. More prevalent than ever before, Internet of Things (“IOT”) devices, a term that includes connected … Continue reading →
Because there wasn’t enough going on, now we get this. Just another example of miscreants taking advantage because they can’t earn a living legitimately. By Charlie Osborne – A new strain of ransomware is being deployed in attacks created off the … Continue reading →
If you have mundane (or not so), repetitive tasks in your organization with steps that are definitive and rules-based? Then you just might be a candidate for RPA. By Stephanie Overby – This year, the Robotic Process Automation (RPA) market is predicted to … Continue reading →
Self-Service BI and Analytics is not just a nicety but a business necessity. Relying on statically constructed reporting that has to be rerun or worse, redesigned every time you need to “ask the question in a different way” is hurting … Continue reading →
You would not even consider building a house without a plan. Why would you attempt to implement RPA without one? As with any project you have a need to be satisfied, a goal that provides that satisfaction and a plan … Continue reading →
This week IBM, Microsoft and Amazon announced that they would suspend the sale of their facial recognition technology to law enforcement agencies. It’s yet another sign of the dramatic impact of the protests for social justice. But the moves from the … Continue reading →
By Kelly Sheridan – A newly discovered form of Java-based ransomware has been spotted in active and seemingly targeted attacks on education and software companies, researchers from BlackBerry and KPMG report. This strain, dubbed Tycoon, uses an obscure Java image … Continue reading →