November 10, 2025
Artificial intelligence is transforming every corner of business, from software development to customer experience, and cybersecurity is no exception. But with change comes confusion, and the rise of generative and agentic AI has sparked a new wave of myths, fears and misconceptions.
Danny Tijerina
October 5, 2023
For most mid-market businesses, a “bring your own device” (BYOD) approach is the default mobile strategy – with cost as the primary driver. But without an effective mobile device management (MDM) strategy, sacrifices in productivity and security may offset the cost savings.Even among businesses s…
Danny Tijerina
May 17, 2023
As legislation around cybersecurity tightens, the total cost of a ransomware attack may now include fines and penalties on top of other recovery costs. Waiting to take action until after a breach occurs is too big of a risk. Yet even as cybercriminals are becoming more sophisticated in their atta…
Crosslake
March 16, 2023
With the global cost of cybercrime estimated at $8.4 trillion in 2022, governments feel rising pressure to take action with cybersecurity regulations designed to protect consumers. But for businesses affected by cybercrime, these new regulations may add insult to injury.
Crosslake
March 14, 2023
News of the FDIC’s backstop plan to cover depositors at Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and Signature Bank provided a measure of relief for banking clients following bank runs late last week and the closure of both financial institutions. While the full impact of these events remains to be seen, we kno…
Danny Tijerina
July 21, 2022
Some of the biggest building blocks in modern software development are open source: think OAuth, React, OpenSSL, Kubernetes and even Chromium, the technology behind Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. Linux, which powers everything from Android phones to The Large Hadron Collider, is also famously…
Crosslake
February 26, 2021
Natural disasters like Hurricane Sandy and Covid-19 have underscored the need for disaster recovery and business continuity planning. According to U.S. government agencies, up to 40% of businesses fail to reopen following a disaster.
Crosslake
June 16, 2020
It’s been a few months since the COVID-19 virus has changed the way we live and work. While we seem to be over the peak and things are beginning to re-open slowly but surely, there is no certainty regarding a second wave. We also don’t know what the “new normal” may look like both in terms of how…
Crosslake
September 23, 2019
It is important that security program objectives and controls are supported by the company’s leadership, business units, peer groups, partners and personnel from the top down. Business processes exist to drive revenue-generating activities. Applications are used to reduce the level of effort and…
Crosslake