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Kayly Lange

Kayly Lange is an experienced writer specializing in cybersecurity, ITSM and ITOM, software development, AI and machine learning, data analytics, and technology growth. She has written hundreds of articles, contributing to SFGate, NewsBreak, SFChronicle, BMC Software, Wisetail, and Workato. Connect with Kayly on LinkedIn for updates on her writing and professional endeavors.

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Cyberattack Maps Explained: The Value & Limitations of Cyber Attack Maps

Cyberattack maps are powerful tools in preparing a robust cybersecurity approach, here's what to keep in mind when visualizing the latest threats.
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Typosquatting & How To Prevent It

When it comes to security, every detail matters. Typosquatting turns small errors into big consequences, here's what to look out for.
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What are Bug Bounty Programs?

Worried you're missing hard to spot bugs? Learn how organizations leverage ethical hackers to squash bugs with bug bounty programs.
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Prompt Engineering: Strategies for Effective AI Inputs

Prompt engineering isn’t about speed — it’s about getting effective AI outputs that you can use in the real world. Get all the details here.
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Endpoint Monitoring: The Ultimate Guide for Enterprise Security & Compliance

Endpoint monitoring is crucial in 2023, providing real-time visibility into the security posture of all your devices — and your employees’ devices.
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SOC 1, 2, 3 Compliance: Understanding & Achieving SOC Compliance

Discover how SOC compliance can give your business a competitive edge and assure your clients to trust your organization with their sensitive data.
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FedRAMP® Compliance: What It Is, Why It Matters & Tips for Achieving It

Learn about FedRAMP® compliance, the security standard to protect the federal government’s most sensitive unclassified data in the cloud.
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Credential Stuffing: How To Prevent It

One more reason to NOT reuse passwords! Credential stuffing is the most common cyberattack today. Read here for expert details on how to stop these attacks.
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What is Generative AI? ChatGPT & Other AIs Transforming Creativity and Innovation

Did ChatGPT or Bard write this article? Are those dogs AI-created? We’ll let you decide, as you read the greatest explainer of Generative AI today.
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What's DRM? Digital Rights Management Explained

Do you write, design, create, game, stream online? Have you wondered, “Who owns this stuff?” Well, here’s our guide on digital rights management.
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Cyber Resilience Explained: Strategies, Definitions, & More

Cyber resilience is like a superhero cape: you won’t be invincible, but you will be stronger against the bad guys. Get all the details here — no cape required.
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Supply Chain Attacks: What You Need to Know

Supply chain attacks are like Jenga, except instead of removing blocks, you're removing security measures. Instead of the tower falling, your company does.
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CIO vs. CISO vs. CPO: What's The Difference?

The lines dividing three roles — CIO, CISO and CPO — can get blurry. Let’s make it clear and easy to understand what these three Chiefs do!
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Cybersecurity Risk Management: 5 Steps for Assessing Risk

Don’t just guess your risk profile — assess it! Learn about cybersecurity risk management and apply these 5 steps to turn the process into an ongoing practice.
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Shift Left Security: An Introduction

Get the lowdown on shift left security: build security earlier into the software development process (aka to the left) to improve overall application security.
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What is Ethical Hacking?

Ethical hacking is one way to understand vulnerabilities within your system. Learn how to hack ethically, get trained and see how hacking supports security.
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Business Continuity vs. Business Resilience: What's The Difference?

Business resilience is a key trend this year, so let’s outline the differences between business continuity and resilience. Hint: one’s a process, one is much more.