
Janine Saintos’ portfolio of work in security, as well as her unique business perspectives, make her content a favorite of C-suite audiences. By combining her knowledge of business and security, Janine helps leaders develop an understanding of a wide range of related topics. Building cyber-resilient organizations, developing business continuity and disaster recovery plans, and cybersecurity due diligence for mergers and acquisitions are some of the themes addressed in her publications.
Market Overview: The Cyber Threat Landscape In an increasingly interconnected world, a chilling statistic sets the stage for concern: 41% of cybersecurity professionals in the US and UK identify data loss as their paramount fear when facing state-sponsored cyber-attacks. This alarming figure
Imagine a world where a virtual doctor’s visit, intended to provide lifesaving care from the comfort of a patient’s home, becomes a gateway for cybercriminals to steal sensitive data or manipulate medical decisions. This isn’t science fiction—it’s a looming reality as telehealth, powered by cutting
Imagine a bustling city grinding to a halt because a cyberattack has crippled its power grid, leaving millions without electricity, hospitals struggling to function, and businesses losing countless dollars by the hour. This isn’t a far-fetched scenario but a real risk facing critical i
Small businesses with lean teams and tight margins have increasingly found that a single cyber incident can knock out core systems, disrupt sales, and trigger a costly scramble to recover, even when the breach started with nothing more than a phish or a misconfigured account exposed to the
In an era where digital threats loom larger than ever, the international community has taken a decisive stand against the shadowy infrastructure fueling cybercrime, with recent coordinated sanctions by the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia spotlighting the critical role of bulletproof
Imagine a workplace where employees, eager to boost productivity, turn to powerful artificial intelligence tools without oversight, unknowingly exposing sensitive data and creating vulnerabilities that could cripple their organization. This scenario is becoming alarmingly common as shadow
In an era where cyber threats grow more sophisticated by the day, a startling reality has emerged: the most significant vulnerabilities in cybersecurity often stem not from external attackers, but from internal shortcomings within organizations. Despite advancements in technology, many companies


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