Megan Brandow

As we move into the end of summer, cyber attacks are rising like the temperatures outside our front door. The bad actors are organized, well-funded machines, and they’re after your critical data, your money, and your business. And the business of cybercrime is changing for all of us, good and bad actors alike. Economic uncertainty, war in the Ukraine, and political unrest is fueling the winds of cybercrime innovation and audacity. We as business leaders are being pressured to be better and to meet the challenges of an invisible foe hellbent on destroying everything we’ve built. One of the first cybersecurity incidents I was exposed to happened almost 20 years ago. It involved a Russian hacker who social engineered an employee in distress. This employee didn’t actually work for the target client. They were part of a larger third-party contract and had access to the target client’s critical data. In […]