Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity

Who Owns the Pumps? The Cybersecurity Gap Between IT and Public Works

The first sign of trouble was not a warning on an IT dashboard. Water operators in several towns in Minnesota discovered that they could no longer reach the controllers that…

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Where AI and Quantum Collide: One Preparedness Challenge, Two Security Timelines

AI and quantum computing are often treated as separate security conversations. AI belongs to today’s threat landscape, where attackers are already using automation to move faster, scale campaigns, and make…

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How Connection and Port53 Strengthen Small Security Teams

How Connection and Port53 Strengthen Small Security Teams

Understaffed teams face the same large-scale threats that once targeted only major enterprises. Those organizations have the experts to defend against them. Smaller businesses often don’t. That’s why defenders must…

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Who’s Actually on the Hook for Post-quantum Cryptography?

It’s easy to read the latest federal post-quantum cryptography requirements and assume they don’t apply to your organization. The language is aimed at federal agencies and the contractors that support…

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From Alerts to Outcomes: How Managed XDR Changes the Security Equation

Why Efficient Security Calls for XDR Security programs rarely fail on tooling. Firewalls, endpoint agents, identity controls, and cloud monitoring are usually in place, each generating its own alerts in…

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