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Cyber Defense Media Group Opens Women in Cybersecurity Scholarship Fund for Diversity and Inclusion for 2021 Share Article During the Black Unicorn Awards, CDMG Will Announce at least one High School Student Scholarship Winner and all entrants receive a special gift Women in Cybersecurity Scholarship for 2021 - Now Open “Now is a fantastic time for young women to plan out their future careers in cybersecurity.” said Gary S. Miliefsky, CEO of Cyber Defense Media Group and Publisher of Cyber Defense Magazine. WASHINGTON (PRWEB) June 01, 2021 Cyber Defense Media Group (CDMG), who has launched our 9th annual cybersecurity community awards this year including Top 10 Women in Cybersecurity today announced that it has opened its annual Women in Cybersecurity scholarship program for entries. ....
Phyllis Ann Corey, age 96, of Evart, went to be with her Lord and Savior on Wednesday, March 10, 2021 at Story Point Senior Living in Portage. She was preceded ....
Shift to Remote Work Necessitating Greater Innovation in Cybersecurity Cybersecurity trends emerging from nearly a year of remote working were highlighted by a panel of experts during a RSAC 365 Innovation Showcase webinar. Robert Ackerman JR, founder and managing director, Allegis Cyber, described how the “virtualization” of organizations’ perimeters has significantly expanded the attack surface for cyber-criminals. He believes COVID-19 lockdown measures have accelerated this new perimeter by five years in the space of one, and encouragingly, there has been “a lot of innovation in that area as people realize their definition of a secure perimeter changed radically because the definition of the perimeter changed radically.” ....
); //]]>// > By Richard Adhikari Oct 20, 2020 12:06 PM PT Healthcare records were digitized to help prevent medical errors such as misdiagnoses and mistakes with medication, but electronic health records (EHR) have made it easier for bad actors to steal patients highly personal information. Cyberattacks on hospitals are increasing exponentially year after year, Ellen Neveux wrote in secure remote access provider SecureLink s blog. Healthcare data is valuable on the black market because it contains all of an individual s personally identifiable information, as opposed to a single marker that may be found in a financial breach, Neveux stated. Often, these attacks see hundreds of thousands of patients data compromised or stolen. ....