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There has been a lot written on Zero Trust, what it is and isn’t, and why it’s so difficult to simply “switch on.” The majority of these pieces center on identity and authorization, and the fact that implicit trust is no longer acceptable. All of this is true,

It all usually comes down to protecting your people, assets, and data when it comes to security. Everything sounds so straightforward when you put it in those terms. However, when seen from the standpoint of state and local governments, things become more complicated. A Wide Selection of Cybersecurity Products For

The Dark Web is a section of the internet that allows its users to remain anonymous. Unfortunately, this anonymity allows buyers and sellers to swap their content. Credit cards, medical records, personal information, user credentials, and more horrible data sets are offered here in cybersecurity. To maintain anonymity, cryptocurrency is

Identifying Digital Sovereignty Let’s start with data sovereignty and data residency. These two terms are frequently blended and intermingled into a single statement, which might confuse immediately away. If no jurisdiction is involved, then data residency is the correct phrase because it simply ensures that the data — and the

A Framework of Reference for Hospitals The goal of this blog is to introduce one such Dutch healthcare breakthrough, ZiRA, to a large audience of English-speaking architects. In Dutch, a hospital is referred to as a “Ziekenhuis,” so ZiRA is a set of interlocking components (templates, models, and downloadable files)