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Learn about the newest updates for 1099 state reporting in 2024 and what they mean for your organization.

Organizations around the world are unknowingly recruiting and hiring fake employees and contractors from North Korea. These sophisticated operatives aim to earn high salaries while potentially stealing money and confidential information - a chilling f...

As IDC’s Senior Research Director, Mark Thomason has a unique perspective on software monetization, closely tracking industry trends via continuous surveys. His latest research indicates growing demand for value-based, hybrid pricing models (subscripti...

Cybercriminals are constantly finding new ways to hack into Microsoft 365 accounts. In 2023, valid credential abuse was the top method used for initial access, accounting for 30% of incidents. Session hijacking vulnerabilities were identified in 15% of...

Is your CEO asking for your password? Cybercriminals are mimicking executives to extract sensitive information and credentials. One set of stolen credentials can grant attackers hidden access to your cloud, endangering your data. Don't let your team b....

Demonstrating compliance with data protection regulations has traditionally required significant effort and resources to mitigate mostly familiar risks. However, the digital landscape is evolving rapidly, introducing threats that many enterprise compli...

Passwordless authentication can significantly reduce the risk of breaches and phishing attacks by eliminating passwords altogether from the equation.

Join this thought-provoking discussion on how virtualization can help organizations meet their sustainability goals by maximizing the efficient use of hardware resources, extending the lifespan of aging servers, and enabling more sustainable IT infrast...

In today's hyper connected digital landscape, organizations are heavily reliant on third-party partnerships to drive business growth and innovation. However, this dependency comes with significant risks. According to Gartner, breaches involving third ....

Account takeover can start with a simple username, a password, a phone number— really any kind of credential used to log into an account—and end with cyber criminals taking control and stealing personal, corporate, or financial information. Just one ex...