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The Impact of a Disruptive Year: Six Emerging Cybersecurity Themes for 2021 Published 4 hours ago Dmitry Netis, Managing Director and Jordan Rupar, Vice President at Q Advisors Amid the unpredictable challenges of the past year, a growing importance has formed around the mission-critical nature of security in virtually every area of IT. Far outstripping any other enterprise IT budget item, cybersecurity has become the main priority as the global pandemic has changed how people live and work. Moreover, cybercriminal activity has accelerated at an alarming rate. With most attacks targeting ide...

U.S. Department of Defense Moderator) Director, East-West Center in Washington Members of Okinawa Governor Denny Tamaki's advisory group, the Bankoku Shinryō Council on U.S. Military Base Issues, discussed the findings and recommendations contained in their March 2021 report.  After initial remarks by Governor Tamaki (English translation here), members of the Council addressed the following issues (PowerPoints available here): (1) the need to reconsider the Futenma Replacement Facility project at Henoko and eliminate the dangers from Futenma Air Station, (2) implications of US-China strate...

How SASE is Key to 5G Security Success Amit Bareket CEO and Co-Founder, Perimeter 81 Over the past century, there has been a constant demand for change, and wireless networks are central to recent advancements due to trends like IoT, smartphones, tablets and laptops. Now that internet speeds are quicker and users are connecting outside of the office, 4G is becoming a thing in the past as everyone is welcoming 5G. Since the launch of 5G, the promise of quicker internet speed and faster networks has kept everyone excited, especially organizations in the tech space. 5G provides users and organiz...

The digital revolution in the energy sector comes with huge benefits and brings new challenges for cybersecurity. As energy companies digitally connect operational technologies such as gas compressors, electricity substations, and electric vehicle (EV) chargers with information technology (IT) systems to reduce costs, improve efficiency, and cut emissions, they simultaneously become more vulnerable to cyberattacks. Energy companies are expected to connect 2.5 billion industrial devices in the next two years — and each new digital node represents an opportunity for attackers to disrupt power...

By: Joni SweetNikolay Antonov // ShutterstockHow every state's population compares to countries around the world The U.S. may have the largest economy in the world, but it’s neither the...