Remote and hybrid work have opened the door to greater flexibility, stronger talent pipelines and better work-life balance. But as teams spread out, so too does the security perimeter that must be ...

The exploding demand for remote access into today's industrial control systems (ICS) and operational technology (OT) systems has created a nebulous, Internet-connected attack surface that's too ...

In the early 2000s, getting a remote start on a vehicle usually required buying a luxury car, SUV, or truck. However, since the addition of advanced car safety systems in newer vehicles, such as blind ...

For more than 20 years, I’ve watched the relationship between people, devices and work evolve. The past few years have accelerated that evolution beyond what any of us imagined. The pandemic ...

Remote work allows unvetted software outside the security boundaries of your firewall and poses additional risk as users are more likely to fall for tricks and scams when outside the office. On top of ...

The idea of zero trust in the enterprise has shifted in recent years from mostly theoretical to actual implementation. It makes sense, after all, as security teams improve and fortify the security ...

Security teams must update their security incident reporting policies and processes to account for remote work or risk exposure to increased threats. The ability for employees to work remotely comes ...

Attackers target remote desktop software platforms for the same reason that makes these platforms useful for distance learning: They grant almost total access to a target computer from anywhere in the ...