NINJIO Partner Insights: Q2 2022 Roundup

NINJIO Partner Insights: Q2 2022 Roundup

NINJIO works with a range of industry-leading technology and business services providers —many of which publish independent research, reports and blogs on pressing topics such in cybersecurity, IT, artificial intelligence, and technology leadership. On our blog, we share insights from a number of our partners with the NINJIO family. 

Check out this NINJIO Partner Insights Roundup from the second quarter of 2022… 

 

Source: Prodigy Technology Solutions

Topic: Security Awareness

​​The 3 types of hackers and what they do

SYNOPSIS: There are many hackers in the world; some just want to cause mischief, while others have more malicious intentions. In this blog post, Prodigy Technology Solutions explains the three main kinds of hackers (black hat, white hat, and gray hat) and how they differ.

 

Source: Trend Micro

Topic: Compliance & Risks

State of OT Security in 2022: Big Survey Key Insights 

SYNOPSIS: Trend Micro conducted a survey of the state of industrial cybersecurity in the manufacturing, electric, and oil and gas companies in 2022. The survey revealed that nine out of 10 organizations have had their production or energy supply impacted by cyberattacks in the last 12 months. Check out the full survey results.

 

Source: Marco

Topic: Security Awareness

What is the Difference Between UCaaS and CPaaS? 

SYNOPSIS: Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) and Communications Platform as a Service (CPaaS) sound similar, and the acronyms certainly don’t help much. They are both cloud-based communications tools, but they operate much differently and fulfill different needs. In this blog post, Macro explores each of these services a bit further.

 

Source: NexusTek

Topic: Technology Security

Are BYOD Practices Putting Your Business at Risk?

SYNOPSIS: Although bring-your-own-device (BYOD) work practices were initially controversial, thanks to the pandemic, they are now the norm. In fact, 83% of companies now allow at least some use of personal devices for work purposes. As BYOD creates distinct cyber security risks, NexusTek discusses the nature of those risks and how to contain them.

 

Source: MySherpa

Topic: Technology

Data backup solutions your business should use 

SYNOPSIS: Data loss, whether caused by equipment failure, human error, natural disasters, disgruntled employees, or cyberattacks, is a major threat to your business. If you’re not prepared, losing sensitive data can bring your business to a grinding halt. In this article, MySherpa lays out four backup solutions to prevent such a scenario.

 

Source: Prositions, Inc.

Topic: Training

5 Ways to Reinforce Training in the Workplace

SYNOPSIS: Reinforcement is critical in today’s dynamic work environment, where people are finding less time to engage in meaningful learning and professional development. Learning “chunks” are becoming smaller and smaller, and employees only complete 15% of learning programs. In this blog post, Prositions outlines five ways to reinforce training in your organization to make it stick.

 

 

Source: Sisadmin

Topic: Ransomware

Most ransomware victims would pay up if attacked again 

SYNOPSIS: A recent survey has shown that 97% of business leaders who’ve experienced a ransomware attack in the past would pay up quickly if they were attacked again. Yet, letting cyber criminals know that your business pays ransom fees means you’ll face subsequent attacks in the future. In this post, Sisadmin examines the best ways to deal with ransomware.