John Stock examines the proper balance of reactive vs proactive IT security John Stock, Outpost24 The open nature of the web has led to a rapidly changing threat landscape. John Stock with Outpost24 ...

The ups and downs of the last few years have been a lesson on the importance of contingency planning across all industries, particularly legal. Businesses have had to pivot and rethink staffing to ...

Reactive business strategies are those that respond to some unanticipated event only after it occurs, while proactive strategies are designed to anticipate possible challenges. Because no one can ...

Every business should look at how security procedures can protect its assets, employees and customer data. These procedures can range from physical locks and electronic security systems to firewall ...

Customers today are accustomed to highly personalized, seamless brand experiences. Waiting until something goes wrong is no longer an option in customer experience (CX). That's why forward-thinking ...

The government is taking on cybersecurity matters with gusto and leading the charge with some pretty heavy hitters like Amazon, IBM, Apple and Google. Not to mention, the latest cybersecurity ...

There are many different leadership styles and approaches to management that are viable. Some managers like to be direct and hands-on, while others prefer to give employees more autonomy and space.

Hyper-reactive brain activation signatures are associated with atypical top-down modulation of proactive cognitive control. Ideally, you want to maintain a well-regulated balance between proactive ...