Keith Krach — who has been nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize in recognition of his work defending against Chinese "techno-authoritarianism" and leveraging the technological advantages of the U.S. to work toward a new form of diplomacy — tells quite a story in this episode of The Thought Cloud.

The initial cybercrime victim and cybercrime loss numbers for each state were based on the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI’s) 2021 statistics. Atlas VPN also included each state's ranking according to its popularity as a travel destination.

Surprisingly enough, even though it is technology that creates the cybersecurity problem in the first place, the vast majority of organizations are still relying solely on technology to mitigate cyberattacks.

According to the FTC, scammers have lured out $329 million worth of cryptocurrencies in the first quarter of this year alone. 

If you are an employer, you need to ask yourself, can your organization afford to turn over your current cybersecurity talent? Do not wait for the resignations of key employees to start figuring this out.

As leaders look to make security enhancements, they should fully understand the risks, the shifting operational environment, and the latest technologies to best protect data center facilities.

The most expensive merchandise overall was passports, with an average price of $600 per document. Czech, Slovakian, or Lithuanian passports were the costliest, with an average price of $3,800. An American passport only costs $20.

Custodians of crypto assets play an essential role in storing and securing digital assets while also interacting directly with brokers and exchanges to facilitate transactions for institutional and individual stakeholders. 

The low-power U-C9140 is a PowerPC-based 3U VPX single-board computer (SBC) aligned to The Open Group Sensor Open Systems Architecture (SOSA) Technical Standard, Edition 1.0.

The quantum threat has been rising higher on the global security agenda in recent months as the U.S. National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) finalizes its process to standardize post-quantum cryptography. The new standards are expected imminently.