President Joe Biden signed an executive order last week that will make it easier for the government and private sector to collaborate on cybersecurity.
Colonial Pipeline, Tesla's effect on cryptocurrency, Toyota supply chain fix and more in this week's Tech News Digest.
OKRs help organizations focus less on task assignment and completion, and more on collective goal setting and accomplishment. It fuels focus and enables employees to think more comprehensively about the mission and direction of the business.
One of the many things I truly love about working closely with technology executives is that I rarely meet anyone who says they’re satisfied with maintaining the status quo.
Remote Work at Google, Uber recovery, SpaceX and more in this week's Tech News Digest.
The wild ride on Wall Street continues. As of this morning, futures are up and traders seem optimistic.
The debate between “cybersecurity,” one word, versus “cyber security,” two words, remains one of the industry’s most controversial topics, to semi-quote one of TAG Cyber’s clients who recently questioned our two-word version.
Tech Titan earnings, Apple upgrades, Tesla and more in this week's Tech News Digest.
I had a wonderful discussion recently with my good friend Stuart Kippelman, Chief Information Officer at Parsons Corporation.
At TAG Cyber, we’ve been directly involved in supporting SPAC initiatives across the cyber security industry, both as advisors to venture capital, and as independent experts serving rich investors.
UiPath surge, Ransomware scheme on Apple, Government vs. Tech and more in this week's Tech News Digest.
They say that markets are often the best predictors of the future.
Vulnerability management is mainstay of most cyber security programs. It is seen as essential by enterprise teams, but rarely do defenders get excited about finding and applying a missing patch or tightening up access controls to critical systems.
Coinbase, Dell, NVIDIA and more in this week's Tech News Digest.
Driven by the realities of the global pandemic, organizations all over the world are increasing the size and scope of their digital strategies.
Today’s technology executive plays a pivotal role in helping his or her organization respond to these forces of change. In essence, they serve as conductors to orchestrate the three pillars of organizational success – people, processes, and technology – and to draw upon their unique view of the enterprise to bring these elements into harmony.
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