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A recent report by Torii found that 99% of IT professionals say they’re fulfilled in their jobs despite increasing SaaS spend concerns.

A Florida city was investigated by OSHA due to a whistleblower being fired after reporting system faults that led to contaminated drinking water. 

While emergency kits are often recommended for households, security leaders should prepare emergency supplies for employees working extended shifts.

Local officials, federal agencies and military engineers partnered with NFL to enhance security for the 88th annual draft. 

This week, CyberCatch Holdings, Inc. announced Franklin Jackson will serve as the company's Vice President, CIO and Head of Global Security Advisory Services.

Vice President Harris and other White House officials met with security leaders to address risks associated with artificial intelligence (AI). 

A tech industry adult education program is being offered by Virginia Commonwealth University and the Institute of Data to help fill the talent gap.

City of Dallas residents are still dealing with some delays and disruptions following a Wednesday ransomware attack which affected some city websites and services.

Cybercrime is a growing problem that security leaders cannot ignore and will need to incorporate into how they approach 2023 priorities. 

Brand impersonation schemes involve sending messages to impersonate a company to scam the receiver into giving away account credentials and payments.