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Kayly Lange

Kayly Lange is a freelance writer. As a tech and SaaS specialist, she enjoys helping companies achieve greater reach and success through informative articles. When she’s not writing, she enjoys being out in nature, cooking, and reading a wide range of novels. You can connect with Kayly on LinkedIn.

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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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The Ethical Hacking Guide: Hacking for Security

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.