As the COVID-19 pandemic drove demand for products in the midst of a massive labor shortage, transportation and logistics leaders were left trying to solve extensive shipping delays and disruptions to the supply chain.

As the COVID-19 pandemic drove demand for products in the midst of a massive labor shortage, transportation and logistics leaders were left trying to solve extensive shipping delays and disruptions to the supply chain.
In a multi-cloud world, cyberattacks are burgeoning. According to the FBI, cybercrime increased by 300% in 2021.
Manufacturing was not spared from disruption the past few years — in fact, this industry was among the hardest hit as COVID-19 ground some plants to a halt amid supply chain interruptions, ongoing shortages, and shipping delays. It’s vital that manufacturing leaders protect against cybersecurity threats to prevent further disruptions to productivity and work.
This post highlights some key analysis of the cryptomining components used in recent cryptojacking attacks, techniques deployed, and how the threat can be detected and mitigated.
From deepfakes to crypto crime to in-flight drone-based data theft, cyber awareness in 2022 will look a bit different. Good cyber awareness means knowing these risks, even if some of them sound stranger than science fiction.
Many organizations have cloud security on their minds going into 2022.