Buck Bell

2 months ago | cdw.com | Buck Bell |Jill Klein |Oscar de Leon |Torbin Lancaster

Historically, industrial control systems have largely been isolated from broader networks. However, the rise of emerging technologies such as the Internet of Things has blurred these boundaries, leading to the convergence of operational technology and IT. This interconnection opens the door to powerful capabilities, but it can also expose organizations to potentially catastrophic cybersecurity risks.

May 17, 2024 | cdw.com | Buck Bell

Cyber resilience refers to an organization’s ability to prevent, withstand and recover from cyberattacks. Achieving this requires taking a holistic view of the enterprise rather than focusing on specific cyber risks. Organizations should look at cyber risk as business risk, and promoting resilience is a key part of ensuring business continuity. Operational interruptions and downtime can result in significant financial losses, even without data exfiltration.

Jan 11, 2024 | cdw.com | Buck Bell |John Joseph Candillo |Gary McIntyre |Jeremiah Salzberg

Buck Bell | John Candillo | Gary McIntyre | Jeremiah Salzberg | Jeremy Weiss The cybersecurity landscape evolves constantly, and as the concept of zero-trust security has emerged in recent years, it has evolved as well.

Nov 7, 2023 | edtechmagazine.com | Buck Bell

What’s New in CMMC 2.0 for Higher Education Institutions? The first version of CMMC could be described as a philosophical document. It explained why securing sensitive data is so important but didn’t provide much guidance about how to do that. That left many IT security practitioners struggling to figure out whether they would meet the requirements. CMMC 2.0 has been designed to change that.

Jun 20, 2023 | edtechmagazine.com | Buck Bell

The equation powering cyber insurance coverage for higher education institutions isn’t adding up the way it used to. Colleges and universities remain frequent victims of ransomware and other attacks, those attacks are increasingly costly and disruptive, and cyber insurance providers are paying out more money more often in response to these breaches.