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Product spotlight on robotics and drones

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Product spotlight on robotics and drones

Security leaders can utilize robotics and drones to increase visibility without risking additional personnel. They can be especially helpful for night shifts or dangerous terrain such as the scene of a natural disaster. Security magazine highlights robotics and drone solutions for 2024. Beehive Responds and Adapts to Environment Changes The Beehive drone is two main compartments, the “Hive” and the “Bee”. After the Hive opens, the Bee takes off in under 5 seconds with a 40-acre…

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4 Reasons Not to Use a Fax Server and 3 Better Solutions

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4 Reasons Not to Use a Fax Server and 3 Better Solutions

A fax server is a physical or virtual server that’s used to manage the sending, receiving, and storage of faxes over a digital or analog network. Fax servers were once considered standard equipment in most business offices, but they are all but obsolete these days. Instead, there are now many better solutions on the market, so there’s no need to deal with fax servers and the headaches they bring in the first place. Four reasons…

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Axis Communications establishes Axis Experience Center

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Axis Communications establishes Axis Experience Center

Axis Communications has launched the Axis Experience Center (AEC) in Phoenix, AZ, promoting regional access to new technology. The expressed goal of the facility is to cultivate stronger connections with partners and customers in the area, encouraging a community of partnership and innovation for local communities and beyond. The facility features training rooms, conference rooms and demo rooms to support continued collaboration and evolution.  The AEC also features:  Real-time analytics such as people counting, hardhat…

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Starting a job in tech? Read this advice to maximize your experience

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Starting a job in tech? Read this advice to maximize your experience

It’s that time of the year. New graduates have just begun to enter the workforce, re-fueling a cybersecurity industry that desperately needs talent around the world. Right now, the shortage sits at just under four million unfilled cybersecurity jobs globally, with the gap rising year-over-year, according to the nonprofit ISC2.  It is imperative that the industry do all it can to retain new graduates who are entering the industry, but there are steps that grads…

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How security leaders can close the tech talent gap — once and for all

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How security leaders can close the tech talent gap — once and for all

Competition for tech talent is hotter than ever, fueled by technological growth. As new research has found, security organizations are feeling this acutely, particularly in light of recent cyberattacks. High-profile hacks targeting organizations from the Ascension health system to the UK Ministry of Defence payroll system highlight the need for tech-savvy talent. Beset by challenges such as outdated employee value propositions, prescriptive career paths, and low pay, security organizations often struggle to attract this type of talent. Even with…

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America's drinking water is facing attack, with links back to China, Russia and Iran

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America's drinking water is facing attack, with links back to China, Russia and Iran

Houston Chronicle/hearst Newspapers Via Getty Images | Hearst Newspapers | Getty Images The city of Wichita, Kansas, recently had an experience that’s become all too common — its water system was hacked. The cyberattack, which targeted water metering, billing and payment processing, followed the targeting of water utilities across the U.S. in recent years. In going after America’s water, hackers aren’t doing anything special. Despite rising fears of AI use in cyber threats, the go-to…

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39% of MSPs adapting to new technologies is their biggest challenge

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39% of MSPs adapting to new technologies is their biggest challenge

A new report reveals the attitudes and perspectives of Managed Service Providers (MSPs) in 2024. According to the report, 39% of MSPs state that their greatest challenge is keeping up with emerging cybersecurity solutions and technologies.  This research was conducted in March of 2024 by surveying 350 MSPs in the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia and Germany, offering insights into modern MSP operations.  Security leaders weigh in  Tom Corn, Chief Product Officer at Ontinue:…

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Thriving in 2030: The future of compliance and risk management

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Thriving in 2030: The future of compliance and risk management

In 2030, organizations of all sizes must expect the technology landscape to be dramatically different. As cloud-native applications take over, ephemeral technology will be a larger component of infrastructure, regulatory demands will increase and there will be a critical need for speed that many organizations are not currently prepared to meet. Understanding the future of compliance and risk management is essential for any organization aiming to thrive in the hyper-speed era ahead.  Prepare for evolving…

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A Microsoft under attack from government and tech rivals after 'preventable' hack ties executive pay to cyberthreats

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A Microsoft under attack from government and tech rivals after 'preventable' hack ties executive pay to cyberthreats

Microsoft has come under fire recently from both the U.S. government and rival companies for its failure to stop a Chinese hack of its systems last summer. One change the tech giant is making in response: linking executive compensation more closely to cybersecurity. In April, a government review board described a hack of Microsoft last summer attributed to China as “preventable.” The U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Cyber Safety Review Board pointed to “a cascade of…

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Consolidation is coming to corporate security technology

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Consolidation is coming to corporate security technology

Those old enough to remember the software industry in the 1980s might recall some names from days gone by: Lotus 1-2-3, Harvard Graphics, :ccMail and WordPerfect. At its peak, Lotus 1-2-3 had an overwhelming market share and had won the spreadsheet wars. WordPerfect was the enterprise standard for word processing and :ccMail was one of the dominant email systems of the decade. And Harvard Graphics? As the first presentation software to gain widespread acceptance in…

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