Gold Comet Blog

Hybrid workforces rely on a blend of local and cloud technologies, connecting from various endpoints and networks, sometimes using personal devices. While this flexibility brings operational benefits, it also introduces some significant cybersecurity risks.

While we’ve defined many lesser-known cybercrimes in Gold Comet's newsletter series, Cybercrime Defined, these ten still persist as the most frequently used strategies … because they still work!  AI has opened a whole new land of opportunity for cybercriminals to discover novel and creative ways to steal your data!

Cloud storage services present an enticing and viable alternative to expensive and high maintenance physical storage devices - but there can be hidden disadvantages.

CMMC is critically important for protecting the nation’s security. As defense contractors increasingly operate in a digitally and globally interconnected world, the risk of cyber espionage and IP theft has grown. CMMC compliance ensures companies handling CUI follow strict protocols to safeguard data, reduce risk, and maintain trust at all points along the supply chain.

Secure collaboration is a global enterprise imperative in an increasingly hybrid work environment. This post explores how remote work is reshaping security protocols, why zero trust is becoming the gold standard, and what tools can help organizations stay compliant in a hybrid work environment. Success lies in securing every point of digital interaction.

Cybersecurity is top of mind for CISOs and CTOs – but are enough others really concerned? Because somehow data cybersecurity can exist as a shadow concept, a nebulous area of responsibility that IT just “handles.“

Technological evolution is transforming the way teams communicate, share, and innovate. By 2030, the line between online collaboration and physical workspaces will blur, creating a unified secure collaboration environment powered by emerging technologies.

The rise of cloud security risks requires enterprises, especially those working within or alongside the Defense Industrial Base (DIB), to rethink and reinforce strategies for secure cloud storage, compliance, and governance.