Hybrid work here to stay: What does that mean for security?
A new survey from Palo Alto Networks shows the key challenges enterprises faced as they moved to remote work and they’re doing next as hybrid work models gain more acceptance.
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A new survey from Palo Alto Networks shows the key challenges enterprises faced as they moved to remote work and they’re doing next as hybrid work models gain more acceptance.
Security updates are designed to keep Android devices as secure as possible, but you’re only as safe as your latest update. OnePlus does promise regular updates for its smartphones for at least two years, so let’s see how they’re handling the August 2021 security update. more… The post OnePlus has rolled out the August security…
As if Covid-19 wasn’t enough of a challenge over the past 18 months, there has also been a steep rise in cybersecurity attacks. Previously, cyberattacks were seen as a big corporation problem, and other businesses didn’t bother much about it. However, things have changed, and regardless of the size of your business, you’re at risk.…
Afghan situation raises new security questions: Rajnath Singh
To improve our national approach to cybersecurity, it is helpful to look at what’s worked in New York City.
APIs now drive a new economy, but they introduce what Forrester calls “API insecurity.” Learn how zero-trust security addresses this threat.
Education is key, as is a frank assessment of a person’s finances, which is why Robert Klein, founder and president of Retirement Income Center in Newport Beach, Calif., sees reverse mortgages as a vehicle toward financial security for certain clients The post A financial planner on which clients benefit from reverse mortgages appeared first on…
The number of hate crimes in the United States rose last year to the highest level in more than a decade, driven by a rise in assaults targeting Black victims and victims of Asian descent.
Data show the number of offences targeting Black people and people of Asian decent increased rose 6 percent from 2019.
Major Chinese social media platforms, including WeChat, Weibo, Douyin, and Kuaishou, said they would rectify “self-media” accounts that have violated rules when publishing financial information. The moves came after the country’s internet watchdog, the Cyberspace Administration of China, said it would look into accounts that have repeatedly released financial news illegally, badmouthed financial markets, spread…