Edging Computing Requires Fresh Strategies

Edge computing is a strategy for computing on the location where data is generated or consumed, allowing data to be gathered and processed at the edge and in near-real-time. This reduces latency and allows rapid decision-making by either machines or humans consuming the data. As the role of today’s CFOs expands, they must act as strategic advisors to the CEO and other business units creating an agile and resilient environment to ensure continued business success, especially in a post-digital transformation environment. Theresa Lanowitz, the Head of Evangelism at AT&T Cybersecurity, provides a compelling article on why successful finance sector edge computing requires a holistic approach encompassing collaboration, compliance, resilience, and adaptability.

If you were wondering about the evolving NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 implications to your organization, read the piece from Chris Kubic, chief information security officer (CISO) at Euna Solution, who delves into the key enhancements of CSF 2.0 and explores its implications for organizations across the spectrum, with a particular focus on the public sector and state and local governments.

And finally, Yaron Fishkin is co-founder and CTO of Silverfort, revisits the recent Midnight Blizzard attacks on Microsoft and why phishing attacks against major organizations will continue to prevail, as threat actors to get more sophisticated and inconspicuous in the artificial intelligence (AI) era.

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Steve Lasky, Editorial Director for the EBM Security Media Group