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As abortion access is debated within the United States, concerns have risen over the ability to protect patient privacy, including on mobile devices.

Security leaders work hard to securing potential data vulnerabilities within their organizations using security assessments and penetration tests.

New joint guidance by CISA and other governmental agencies prompts software manufacturers to ship products that are secure-by-design and -default.

The New York Police Department is welcoming a new “canine” to its team, a robot dog.

Staffing concerns, including talent gaps and limited budgets, remain an obstacle for security leaders to ensure the security of their organizations.

Deron Grzetich has been hired as the cybersecurity lead for West Monroe. Grzetich has more than two decades of cyber and IT security experience.

A recent report by CyberEdge analyzed the recent threat landscape and how it affects security leaders in the workplace facing staff shortages.

Ensuring digitized voting data remains secure from the time to someone votes until the election is over remains an international concern.

In an effort to disrupt the fentanyl supply chain, the Biden-Harris Administration announced a new plan to stop the production and sale of fentanyl.

Greenway Health announced Don Kleoppel as its new Chief Information and Security Officer (CISO).