It’s almost Thanksgiving, which can only mean one thing; it’s time for some serious cybershopping! According to Adobe’s 2016 Holiday Online Shopping Predictions report, more than half of all online shopping will be done with mobile devices for the second straight year, accounting for approximately 53% of all online purchases. Online sales are also expected to top $91.6 billion across the US from November 1 through December 31, an all-time high for the holiday season. Clearly people enjoy getting to do the bulk of their holiday shopping without leaving their house or their Christmas ‘jammies! (For a hilarious distraction, check out Raleigh natives, The Holderness Family, in their Christmas 'Jammies Jingle!)

Recently I went to a popular home improvement store with the intention of purchasing a yard hydrant to provide water to various locations around my property. As I was searching the aisles looking for a product that fit my needs, I began to do what most customers with smartphones do when in traditional brick and mortar retail establishments; I went online and began to search for product ratings.

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It’s the last day of October, and you all know what that means… it’s Halloween! And in addition to Halloween, it’s also the conclusion of National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Coincidence? We think not, because losing your data is one of the scariest things that can happen after all, right?

Cybersecurity professionals need to be fairly agile to maintain the juggling act between preventing a breach, staying compliant and keeping cost manageable. Many organizations are challenged to focus on security or raise the maturity level of the existing security program as the frequency of attacks increase.