This article originally appeared in the Spring issue of New England Cyber Defender, which you can read here.

Regular network penetration tests play a critical role in how strong your cyber defenses are, and these tests are precisely what cybersecurity insurers will look for when assessing your policy.

This article originally appeared in the Spring issue of New England Cyber Defender, which you can read here.

Have you ever searched for a specific website but landed on a completely different one after misspelling a letter or two in the URL? This deceptive tactic is known as cybersquatting.

This article originally appeared in the Spring issue of New England Cyber Defender, which you can read here.

Leaders often fail to hold their team accountable. During research for our book, “Powerscore,” we found that only 8% of leaders are good at holding people accountable.

This article originally appeared in the Spring issue of New England Cyber Defender, which you can read here.

Successful entrepreneur and international customer experience expert John DiJulius refuses to compete on price. Instead, he competes in “experience wars,” where his customer service is so superior that customers don’t think about what they pay.

Cybersecurity is a vital and growing concern for small businesses, as they face different and evolving cyber threats that can threaten their existence. The Sophos 2024 Threat Report provides the latest insights and trends in cybersecurity, with an emphasis on how cyberattacks affect small businesses.

Through Executive Order No. 629, Governor Maura Healey established a strategic task force on artificial intelligence (AI) in the state. The order's goal is to strengthen the state's role in AI innovation and implementation, as well as to tackle the ethical and social issues that arise from the new technology.

According to WBUR, a Feb. 21 cyber attack on Change Healthcare, an electronic payment and medical claim platform, is costing Massachusetts-based healthcare providers who used the platform “$24 million a day.”  

In a statement on March 5, American Hospital Association President and CEO Rick Pollack called the attack “the most significant and consequential incident of its kind against the U.S. health care system in history.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC has declared a new regulation that, starting right away, bans voice cloning technology that is often used in robocall scams that prey on consumers. The people who make these harmful robocalls can now face legal action from State Attorneys General all over the nation.

Blockchain analysis company Chainalysis reports that ransomware attackers got over $1 billion in cryptocurrency from victims in 2023, the highest ever and 44.4% more than in 2022. Ransomware is harmful software that locks the victim's data and asks for payment, usually in cryptocurrency, to unlock it.