by Hunter Feybusch
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by Hunter Feybusch
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- Stealthlabs Cybersecurity reports that malicious employee caused data security breaches are up 47%
- Recent example of employees using their access o valuable data for monetary gain include
- Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, which has a large plant in phoenix, with intent to sell the information to competitors
- The US Army reported that soldier, Taylor Adam Lee, was arrested for allegedly for attempting to sell top secret design details of the M21A2 Abrams tank to Russian government
- Montefiore Hospital of Bronx, New York announced that former employee, Wilkins Estrella, was arrested for stealing the PHI of more than 4,000 patients to file fraudulent gov assistance claims totaling more than $1.6 million.
- Mr. Estrella facing up to 30 years in prison
- (Konica Minolta offers Breach Alert which monitors all copies, prints, scans, faxes, and emails which can help prevent incidents like these)
Research published by The Ohio state university and university of Queensland in Australia “using technology to communicate with others is better than nothing – but still not as good as face-to-face interactions” “people are less engaged and do not have the same positive emotional responses when using technology, like video calls” “Using technology is a […]
The Maritime News magazine is reporting that xerox now has $200 million in unshipped orders Blaming “supply chaind challenges “exploring alternative transportaiton routes” “re-evaluating assembly locations “labor shortages are another significant concern” Value of Xerox stock is currently only $2.59 per share Technical analysts have downgraded the stock from a “hold” to a “sell candidate” […]
New Report published by IDC Research IT spending globally had 14% growth in 2025 to reach $4.25 trillion Fastest year of growth since 1996 driven by dot.com boom IDC predicts this will grow to $7 trillion predicts an increase of 10% in 2026 Driven by focus on Digital transformation Cloud migration Cyber Security AI Also […]
While hackers are apparently already using AI to more easily find and attack customers in the U.S. another new technology will make them even more powerful – Quantum Computing, as reported in Quantum Zeitgeist magazine “Quantum Computers, though still in their infancy, could render today’s cryptographic systems obsolete” “Capable of dismantling widely used encryption protocols” […]
