Sue Poremba

When I attended some conferences in the early spring, the European Union General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was the main point of conversation and

Earlier this week, I briefly mentioned the Deloitte breach as I talked about the importance of knowing and understanding your data in order to protect it

I read an interesting article that summed up nicely one of my favorite talking points: Consumers, or even company employees, have no control over the

A couple of studies released this week reveal insight into why SMBs are so susceptible to security incidents and how much that susceptibility can cost

The good news: More organizations are using threat intelligence to detect and then mitigate potential cybersecurity incidents.The bad news: There is so

The other day, I had a conversation with some people who work in secure areas of their companies and have very limited access to smart devices. One person

We’ve been hearing about the cybersecurity skills shortage for a long time. As an InformationWeek article reported last year:It's a problem spanning

Every large data breach brings about rounds of angst from the media, a rush of innocent consumers wondering how to protect themselves and find out if

It seems like I’ve been writing about phishing a lot lately, but there is a good reason for that. Phishing is effective. It is wreaking havoc on networks

Holidays should be quiet times, but I’ve been writing about cybersecurity long enough to know that time off work is prime time for activity by hackers.

I’m becoming immune to the huge numbers involved in a data breach. The latest big number is 711 million. That’s how many email addresses and passwords

First, let me say that I hope that all of you in Texas are safe. Second, let me say that I hope all of my readers who want to do something to help the