Lohrmann on Cybersecurity

As new global stories emerge by the hour on the coronavirus, bad actors are (again) trying to confuse online updates with phishing scams and destructive malware. Here’s why action is required now.

What were the top security blog posts in 2019? The metrics tell us what cybersecurity and technology infrastructure topics were most popular in the past year.

In this exclusive interview, Ervan Rodgers II describes actions from his first year as state government CIO in Ohio and shares key state technology strategies for the '20s.

U.S. state and local governments and critical infrastructure operators are on high alert for cyberattacks following recent events in Iraq and Iran.

We have reached the end of an era with Star Wars Episode IX being released. Here's my personal look back at more than 40 years of movies with a few technology-career and even life lessons to take away from a big fan.

Another eventful year online, with more data breaches, malware battles and identity thefts. But the surge in successful, targeted ransomware attacks against governments and hospitals is the top 2019 cybersecurity story.

Whether you call them cybersecurity forecasts, online risk trends or security predictions, here’s a roundup of what our top security companies, industry experts and tech magazines are saying about the year (and decade) ahead. How can you prepare for 2020?

The promises of blockchain technology are vast, but the results to date have not met expectations. So where is blockchain heading, and when will we be there?

What might happen if a nation-state really did launch a serious cyberattack against the United States? This intriguing novel explores what a 'Cyber Pearl Harbor' might look like.

If opinion polls are correct, the upcoming United Kingdom general election on December 12 could finally make Brexit a reality. But what happens to European cybersecurity cooperation? Let’s explore.

The Internet turned 50 years old this year. So where are we heading in the next 50 years? Here’s a look at the excellent report from Pew Research and Elon University surveying global experts.

We all have professional blind spots. Nevertheless, studies show that technology professionals often underestimate the harm that these weaknesses can cause your career, if not addressed. So what can be done?