The use of undisclosed cloud software is predicted to be the top gateway for successful breaches by 2020. Here are five ways in which companies can continue to support cloud software exploration and protect their IT environments.

When deciding to implement cloud computing services, it’s important to understand the user requirements for each service model (IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS). Understanding your chosen XaaS and your part in maintaining it will help your organization reap the most benefits from your cloud investment.

Cybersecurity as a Service (CSaaS) seeks to reduce overhead costs and provide organizations peace of mind through critical security offerings that evaluate network security, user awareness, access privileges, and more. Given the surge of sophisticated cyber threats that increases year after year, CSaaS might just be the best solution to many organizations’ cybersecurity challenges.

The Department of Health and Human Services recently released a guide to healthcare cybersecurity best practices that protect patients’ health and data. Two years in the making, these guidelines could not have come soon enough to a sector heavily reliant on secure technology.

Patchwork policies and procedures for new technology are a short-term solution with long-term (negative) consequences. Organizations can avoid patchwork policies when it comes to mobility through the implementation of a Mobile Center of Excellence.

Financial institutions are no strangers to risk. When it comes to cybersecurity, the FFIEC Cybersecurity Assessment Tool can help ease IT risk management woes.

When does a smart watch become a tracking device? As wearables grow in popularity with consumers, we must consider the fact that they’ve turned criminals’ heads, as well. What are the risks to us, and who is protecting our personal information?

Natural disasters and cyber incidents or events can take critical systems offline, interrupting daily operations and service delivery, and putting data security at risk. You never know when disaster will strike; that's why it's important to be prepared.

State-sponsored attacks have expanded the cyber threat landscape, but what does that mean for your business?

The only thing more frightful than Halloween this month is going alone in the fight against cybersecurity threats. Read on to discover how the might of many can scare away cyber attacks that want your organization to say BOO-hoo.