Fines and penalties for regulatory noncompliance within biopharma have been well documented. Since 2000, violations for noncompliance have cost biopharma $50B—and the costs of addressing root causes of noncompliance have grown as well, climbing by more than 40% since 2011 according to some estimates. The costs of remediating a deficiency can vary considerably, from as little as $250K to $5M for a Form 483 cited deficiency.

This month's release rollup includes product updates and enhancements from Egnyte such as the introduction of the Egnyte Document Room, E2E Connector, and Co-editable links for Google files. Below is a summary of these and other new releases. Visit the linked articles for more details. ‍ Featured Platform Enhancements and Releases Egnyte Document Room: The Egnyte Document Room is a secure hub for sharing sensitive information.

Despite increasing cybersecurity awareness across the industry, Life Sciences firms continue to experience significant cyberattack volume. In fact, published reports indicate that average Life Sciences data breach now costs more than $5 million, while Life Sciences and Healthcare organizations perennially top the annual list of data breach costs by industry.

As the world of remote work and digital collaboration continues to evolve, the need for efficient file management and secure access control is becoming increasingly critical. To address this, Egnyte has rolled out additional improvements to its integration with Microsoft Teams that are aimed at simplifying permission management, improving document organization, and enhancing collaboration processes. Automated MS Teams and Channels mapped to the Egnyte Folder.

Biotech companies face an era of opportunities and challenges as data volumes explode and technology rapidly evolves. The pressure to enhance collaboration and efficiently manage data is immense. This article explores how innovative biotechs leverage platforms like Egnyte to transform their operations.

The AEC industry has come a long way from traditional paper-based processes. With advancements in technology over the past three decades, there’s been a remarkable transformation towards a digital future. It began with Computer-aided Design (CAD), then Building Information Modeling (BIM), and eventually capabilities such as modeling, visualization, simulation, analysis, automation, generative design, and even AI.

The AEC industry is heavily reliant on accurate and reliable information. Architects, engineers, builders, and owners all require instant access to data and documentation throughout the lifetime of a project, from inception to post-occupancy. In a project with numerous stakeholders, ensuring timely access to necessary information is crucial for all involved parties.

While regulations like Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) 2.0 have expanded in size and scope in the past several years, my experience with CMMC actually dates back to early 2017. At the time, I was working with a client who was a contractor for the U.S. Department of Defense. They were looking to jump into the deep end and start implementing the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, which CMMC is based upon.

A New World: The Cloud and Statistical Computing For biotechs, statistical computing has traditionally required complex on-premises infrastructure. Configuring servers and storage for data science became cumbersome and fluctuating project needs made scaling a headache. An immediate solution was needed, especially considering the complex needs of biostatisticians and data scientists alike. Enter The Cloud Enter the cloud revolution.

This month's release rollup includes product updates and enhancements from Egnyte around DXF file preview in the iOS app, support for sharing large files associated with legal holds, and ransomware detection sensitivity adjustment. Below is a summary of these and other new releases. Visit the linked articles for more details.