Lohrmann on Cybersecurity

It’s time for the cybersecurity industry’s annual predictions, online threat forecasts and cybersecurity trend reports. Here’s your roundup of top insights from the leading security companies and cyber experts for 2019 and into the 2020s.

Will remote work dramatically change the 2020s? Disruption is already beginning. Let’s explore future trends for digital nomads and everyone else — including the cybersecurity implications of our changing workforce habits.

As we look back at the top security stories of the past year, 2018 will be remembered as the year that privacy topics kept showing-up in headlines as never before. Here’s a year-end round-up of 2018’s top cyberstories.

How can individuals and small businesses respond if they become a victim of online crimes? How can law enforcement help? Kristin Judge, founder, CEO and president of the Cybercrime Support Network, answers these questions in an exclusive interview.

Some say we will all, eventually, be chipped. Others say — never! Let the privacy, legal, technical, professional, medical, security, political, religious and ‘oh so personal’ battles begin.

From the initial vision to the public-private investment to the plans for the future, the Georgia Cyber Center (GCC) is unique, significant and even special. In this interview with Georgia CIO Calvin Rhodes, we explore how the GCC happened, why the project became so successful and what’s planned for the future.

November marks 10 years since my book, Virtual Integrity: Faithfully Navigating the Brave New Web, was published. One huge fact is even clearer today than a decade ago: Virtual actions dramatically affect offline life. Here's why we need the 7 habits of online integrity now more than ever.

The 2018 midterm elections are just days away, and many in America have cast their ballots in early voting. So where are we on election security, following the 2016 Russian attempts to influence our election results? Here’s a round-up of the latest national media headlines, investigative reports and front-line analysis regarding our 2018 election security.

The survey results from two major government studies were released at the National Association of State CIOs (NASCIO) Annual Conference in San Diego this past week. The technology and cybersecurity results signal major change is coming — in many diverse ways. Here’s what you need to know as we head into 2019.

As we head toward 2020, cloud computing security continues to rapidly evolve around the globe. With an exponential growth in enterprise data moving to the cloud, and a surge in cyberattacks occurring at the same time, what protection steps are leading organizations taking now? How are best practices being implemented by federal, state and local governments to ensure compliance? Let’s explore.

Technology and security pros generally view audits as bad news, especially when material findings are released to the public. Nevertheless, audit reports can also offer unique opportunities to improve. Here are some silver linings to consider.

David O’Berry is a leading cyberexpert, the former agency CIO in South Carolina government and an experienced thought leader in cutting-edge cybersecurity areas, including election security. In this exclusive interview, I ask him about federal, state and local cyberpreparedness regarding the upcoming 2018 and 2020 elections.