Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

ChatGPT has been taking the World by storm, but it’s bringing with it issues around cybersecurity, data protection, and data privacy. IT leaders and business leaders are looking to create policies that will help protect their people and corporate assets, but so few people really understand the technology well enough to grasp and weigh the benefits, the concerns, and implications for the cybersecurity industry, in general.

While a number of organizations have moved back to an in-person work model, some employees are pushing back and leaving for jobs that will allow them to work from home (WFH). Having become accustomed to the advantages of a WFH model, employees have a lower tolerance for inconveniences like time and money spent on commutes, being away from loved ones for long hours, packing lunches, and having to dress for an office environment.

In the ongoing battle to protect corporate data, you can’t afford to miss a step. I’ve seen, first-hand, what can happen when organizations do miss steps. We are always happy to help them remediate going forward, but there’s a lingering wish that we’d met them sooner.

Over the last two years, digital transformation has accelerated at breakneck speed, opening new lines of business that meet user demand. Reality is, online banking, order-ahead meals, telehealth appointments, and online grocery shopping are no longer optional. Users expect these to be available 24/7, so any business that wants to compete and values customer loyalty needs to digitize its services as much as possible.