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TECH INTELLIGENCE: Compliance issues
The AI revolution has significant implications for just about every kind of company but will have a particular impact on industries like financial services, which are subject to high levels of regulatory compliance.
TECH INTELLIGENCE: Do not take the bait
There are different “flavors” of digital attacks, but phishing – or the use of fraudulent emails to obtain sensitive information – is one of the most common threat vectors.
TECH INTELLIGENCE: A legal Plan B
Ransomware and other data-breach attacks are on the upswing, and related legal expenses are also rising. But much of the mess may be avoided if businesses are proactive about two issues.
Why businesses need a ‘cyber-aware’ culture
One expert says "an effective cybersecurity effort is more than just software and procedures.” Here are five cost-effective tips to stay safe in a digital world.
TECH INTELLIGENCE: Locking the digital door
More online shopping activity attracts an unsavory group, cyber hackers, who try to steal valuable customer data. So here are some best practices to guard against retail cybersecurity threats.
TECH INTELLIGENCE: Phoning it in
Amid a surge in digital crime, a new issue – the question of who decides on cybersecurity measures – is gaining traction.
TECH INTELLIGENCE: Playing in traffic
To attract customers and build loyalty, retailers need to understand customer preferences, needs and pain points at every stage. Thanks to advanced data analytics, even small- to medium-sized retailers have access to the crucial insights that can sway these activities.
TECH INTELLIGENCE: Russian roulette
Companies can work with their cybersecurity managed services provider to customize and deploy geo-blocking as a kind of barrier against traffic originating from certain high-risk locations.
TECH INTELLIGENCE: Promises in the dark
An increasing number of companies are unintentionally making small errors on their cybersecurity insurance policy and paying a big price for it.
TECH INTELLIGENCE: Security through obscurity
More and more, organizations are increasingly being asked to increase their efficiency, but the rush to do more with less can sometimes lead to deadly consequences.
TECH INTELLIGENCE: Better spending
Companies are shelling out more – a lot more – on cybersecurity. But even though total worldwide outlays have gone up some 70% in the last four years and are projected to reach $215 billion in 2024, many companies are questioning the return on their spending.
Health care providers need Rx for new kinds of ‘viruses’
The sensitive medical and other personally identifiable information held by health care providers can be a goldmine for bad actors. NJBIZ spoke with some cybersecurity experts about the steps they’re taking to protect patient data.
