Playing defense to ward off cyberattacks means you have to be equipped to play a long game. Here are some practical actions to protect your organization:
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DataLink advises organizations in all industry sectors to safeguard their credentials.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Health Sector Cybersecurity Coordination Center (HHS HC3) has warned that credential harvesting “poses a significant threat to the security and integrity of healthcare systems, potentially compromising patient confidentiality.”
DataLink helps organizations find the optimal mix of private and public IT resources to meet their unique workload requirements.
In a hybrid cloud setup, some applications and data are hosted in a secure, on-premises data center (private cloud) while others are hosted by a third-party service provider (public cloud).
Blink Charging Co., a leading manufacturer, owner, operator, and provider of electric vehicle (EV) charging equipment and services engaged DataLink to build out its IT infrastructure at its 15,000-square-foot global HQ in Bowie, MD.
Blink has designated Maryland as its central hub, leveraging its proximity to Washington, DC. DataLink’s local experts met with the client’s technical staff to discuss the cabling, wireless, and camera requirements to formulate an implementation plan.
Much of the concern about implementing the Internet of Things (IoT) centers on how to manage, monitor and secure the underlying infrastructure. According to Fortune Business Insights, the global Internet of Things (IoT) market size is projected to grow from $714.48 billion in 2024 to $4,062.34 billion by 2032, so the concern is justified.
Organizations without a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) or an IT Security Manager typically lack a comprehensive plan to address security issues mandated by government agencies and industry best practices.
Achieving compliance requires focus and expertise. It requires drilling down to the standards and laws that impact your organization, understanding security controls, implementing needed safeguards, and meeting reporting deadlines.
Businesses will need to confront AI security in 2024, as AI adoption continues to grow. Some of the key 2024 forecasts for AI security issues include:
As organizations increasingly adopt virtualization, software defined networks and cloud applications, firewalls have been evolving from perimeter-based security devices to distributed security solutions.
With IT systems and the Internet influencing virtually every aspect of business, one mistake many companies make is dividing up their IT management needs among different vendors. This may not seem like an issue, but it could significantly compromise security and effectiveness, and waste time.
