Fatigue affects us all. People in stressful jobs often suffer from “burnout,” especially if they perform shift work, as nurses and doctors do. Professional soccer managers worry about overplaying their players, as higher rates of injury occur when players are in the “red zone,” meaning they’re overworked. Similarly, �...

In many organizations, “we installed the image” still passes for a security strategy. The OS went on, core apps were pushed and everyone moved on. Meanwhile, unpatched vulnerabilities, outdated third-party tools and drifting configurations quietly build up across thousands of endpoints. ...

Air-gapped networks in healthcare, legacy Windows machines running critical line-of-business apps and remote locations with metered or intermittent connectivity all fall into a gray zone. They’re too important to leave unmanaged, but too constrained for always-on cloud tools. ...

Regulations are important. They protect consumers, the general public and businesses themselves from engaging in overly risky or detrimental practices. But this doesn’t mean all regulations are perfect or that even good and useful regulations are easy to comply with. Whe...

Modern IT environments are more complex than ever. This is partly due to the sophistication of today’s devices. But it’s also because of how these environments operate now. Shared workstations, student lab computers and hospital kiosks all have multiple users every day, and companies with hybrid and remote work setups have t...