Sue Poremba

If your organization was confronted with a security threat, do you feel confident that your IT professionals (assuming they handle your security needs)

While I was at Enfuse 2017 a couple of weeks ago, I heard four letters repeated over and over again: GDPR. It stands for General Data Protection

When WannaCry ransomware hit last month, it highlighted a very serious security problem, one that we just don’t talk about enough. That’s the use of

It would be hard to imagine the workplace today without mobile technology, and yet, organizations continue to struggle to keep up with how to keep those

A new report from IDC, sponsored by Splunk, revealed the amount of pressure that security professionals are under. Not surprisingly, they are increasingly

As I’ve mentioned lately, cybersecurity is dependent on humans. Much of that revolves around human behavior and how cybercriminals prey on our mistakes,

I spent last week in Las Vegas attending Enfuse 2017. While I always look forward to the 100 degree days and sunshine, I especially enjoy the conference’s

What are the growing security threats that organizations should be most concerned about? You get half a point if you said ransomware, but only because

President Trump finally signed an executive order (EO) on cybersecurity. It appears to be receiving mostly positive reviews from security professionals

A week has passed since WannaCry ransomware spread across the world. Now that the initial “shock and awe” reaction has subsided a bit, we can look at the

I’m going to say right up front that in my years of writing about cybersecurity, I’ve never seen a reaction to an incident like I did to Friday’s WannaCry

As a kid, my two favorite television shows were The Flintstones and The Jetsons. While I liked the idea of having a dinosaur as a pet, I knew that was