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Whose side is the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on anyway?

The SEC is squarely on the side of the investors – and Rule 106 was adopted to protect those parties from cybersecurity...

Allegedly, the wrath of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) was triggered by the large number of organizations that hid ransomware attacks and data breaches from the SEC, paid ransoms...

On July 26, 2023, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) expanded its cybersecurity and cyberattack reporting requirements for publicly traded companies. The rules take effect September 5,...

Cloud migration is difficult, dangerous, and expensive if not framed and managed by skilled cloud architects and engineers. ‘Everyone’ is moving to the cloud - and you certainly don’t want to be left...

As more companies refuse to pay ransoms (only 41% of ransom demands were paid in 2022), cybercriminals are modifying their tactics from shutting down entire organizations with ransomware to using...

Gartner is not alone in recommending consolidating cybersecurity services to take control of your security suite and eliminate the headache of managing multiple vendors. Many security experts are...

Reduce risk, build resilience, and deliver core IT services. Your IT team shoulders these endless demands to meet organizational-wide expectations. But they also bear the brunt of any failures in the...

Spring is long gone, but you never got around to refreshing your technology stack or cleaning out the extra bulk from your IT closet. Now that summer is here, it's the perfect time to challenge your...

If you could snap your fingers and remove one IT obstacle from your to-do list, what would it be? Maybe there isn't one simple thing, maybe it's more of a system that is running slow, an unreliable...

Piecemeal security for applications, data backups, networks, servers, workflows, and users is no security at all. Whether enterprise size or SMB, organizations must deploy a unified security program...