The New HIPAA Rule Is Stuck. That Doesn’t Let You Off the Hook.
The biggest proposed overhaul of the HIPAA Security Rule in two decades has stalled, and it may not arrive on
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The biggest proposed overhaul of the HIPAA Security Rule in two decades has stalled, and it may not arrive on
Microsoft ended support for Windows 10. Those PCs no longer receive security updates through normal channels, which makes them a growing target.
Prevention matters, and insurers, auditors, and business partners still require it. What’s changed is that resilience has become the outcome the business gets judged on.
AI agents now act inside your systems with real access, which makes them a new kind of identity most security programs weren’t built to manage.
The squeeze on internal IT is real and measurable. Recent workforce research shows large shares of practitioners feeling overwhelmed by their workload and worn down from trying to keep up.
Private AI means running some or all of your models on infrastructure you own or fully control, so your data doesn’t pass through a public cloud service.
Cyber insurance policies are changing and insurers are reshaping cyber coverage around AI risk, with new caps and exclusions that often sit in the fine print rather than the headline limits.
The broad pandemic-era chip shortage has eased. The pressure now is a narrower memory shortage affecting DRAM and flash storage.
Senior IT and security talent has never been harder to keep, and the mid-market feels every departure most acutely.
Backup is a technical task focused on copying data. Recovery is a business strategy focused on getting operations running after a disruption.