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Dylan Berger

Dylan Berger

Dylan Berger has several years of experience writing about cybercrime, cybersecurity, and similar topics. He’s passionate about fraud prevention and cybersecurity’s relationship with the supply chain. He’s a prolific blogger and regularly contributes to other publications across the web.

5 Best Practices for Bolstering Physical Access Security in Data Centers in 2025

Dylan BergerFebruary 28, 20255 Mins Read

While cybersecurity threats dominate discussions about data protection, physical access security remains a critical, often overlooked aspect of safeguarding data centers. Even the most advanced firewalls and encryption protocols cannot prevent a breach if unauthorized people can directly access servers, networking equipment, or storage devices. As data centers become increasingly complex and interconnected in 2025, securing their physical infrastructure is as vital as defending against cyber threats. Review these five best practices for bolstering physical access security in data centers. 1. Protect the Perimeter While many people start at the organization’s front door when protecting internal data, this is no…

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What’s Superalignment and Why Is It Critical to Address with AI Regulation in the U.S.?

Dylan BergerFebruary 25, 20255 Mins Read

AI has become stronger each year as more industries adopt this technology. Superintelligence is on the horizon, so industry professionals must be one step ahead through superalignment. How could U.S. regulations factor into the equation? Here’s what you should know about the future of AI. How Far Away Is Superintelligence? AI’s growth will someday lead to superintelligence. However, industry experts vary in how far away advanced technologies are. At the Beneficial AGI Summit in 2024, Ben Goertzel said artificial general intelligence (AGI) should arrive by 2030 or as early as 2027. Then, cybersecurity professionals could quickly develop artificial superintelligence (ASI).…

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These Six Innovations Have the Potential to Transform Cybersecurity in 2025

Dylan BergerDecember 18, 20246 Mins Read

The cybersecurity landscape evolves at a breakneck pace, with new, sophisticated threats challenging even the most intricate defenses. As 2025 approaches, several groundbreaking innovations are poised to redefine how businesses and individuals secure their digital assets and respond to emerging cyberthreats. Here’s an exploration of innovations that stand to transform cybersecurity and their implications and potential challenges. 1. Quantum Cryptography: Unbreakable Security The rise of quantum computing is paradoxical. While this double-edged sword threatens traditional encryption methods, it has also spurred the development of quantum cryptography, which brings a nearly unbreakable layer of protection to the table. Quantum Key Distribution…

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Nine Updated Security Measures for the Modern Smart Home

Dylan BergerDecember 17, 20246 Mins Read

Modern smart homes offer unparalleled convenience, but there’s a catch. Security vulnerabilities can leave you open to cyberattacks, letting criminals “see” far more than they could glimpse through your window curtains—like your bank account number. Taking the following nine measures increases your peace of mind while safeguarding what you hold dear. Modern Cyberthreats and Your Home Experts predict cybercrime will cost the world $10.5 trillion annually by 2025. Knowing that you are one of many is cold comfort when your bank account sits empty, and bill collectors blow up your phone. Understanding how smart home systems work, highlights vulnerabilities you…

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Examining the Role of Asset Recovery in Safeguarding Data: Ten Points IT Professionals Should Know

Dylan BergerNovember 15, 20245 Mins Read

As cybersecurity threats evolve, it’s become even more important to protect data at every point in its life cycle — including on decommissioned assets that may still hold sensitive information. IT asset recovery, the practice of securely managing retired devices, has emerged as a crucial element in data protection strategies. By ensuring that data is safely wiped or destroyed before these assets leave an organization’s control, cybersecurity professionals eliminate the risk of unauthorized access, maintain compliance, and minimize the potential for costly breaches. Here are 10 points every IT professional should understand about the interplay between asset recovery and data…

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Safely Scale Your Data Center With These Five Cybersecurity Measures

Dylan BergerOctober 25, 20245 Mins Read

Datacenter cybersecurity is critical because of the vast industries using these facilities. Healthcare, finance, education, and other sectors rely on this storage solution to protect records and sensitive information. Companies may adjust their storage needs based on demand, so understanding cybersecurity protocol is crucial. Here’s how to scale a data center while protecting it from outsiders. Cybersecurity Strategies for Scaling a Data Center Introducing new hardware increases a business’s attack surface and vulnerability. Here are five tips for scaling a data center while protecting systems. 1. Network Segmentation Network segmentation should be among the first strategies. This approach divides the…

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These 7 Practices Are Building Cybersecurity Safeguards in the Construction Industry

Dylan BergerOctober 21, 20245 Mins Read

Cybersecurity is becoming necessary across multiple industries as they adapt to a technologically driven society. Construction is a perfect example, as most operations a decade ago would consist of human labor. Technological advancements explicitly built for the sector — like management software, autonomous equipment, and electric vehicles — necessitate bolstered cybersecurity safeguards. 1. Training and Awareness Cybersecurity professionals must collaborate with construction companies to educate managers and workers about digital safety and well-being. In 2024, 45% of users attended computer-based security awareness training, while others tried channels like newsletters and emails. Since cybersecurity is also such a broad topic, you…

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New Environmental Policies and Practices Raise Unexpected Cybersecurity Challenges

Dylan BergerSeptember 16, 20245 Mins Read

Sound environmental policies are critical to protect the planet’s future. In response, companies have developed technologies and practices to help their respective industries and clients. While green innovation is necessary, the devices and systems have caused unexpected cybersecurity challenges. What can IT professionals do to alleviate these concerns? Here’s what they should know about environmental cybersecurity and protecting the environment. How Has Environmental Cybersecurity Raised Concerns? New technology has made environmental protection easier, though it has raised cybersecurity issues. Here are a few examples of systems and practices contributing to these liabilities. 1. Smart Grids Smart grids are advantageous because…

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The MadRadar Hack Can Cause Autonomous Cars to Malfunction and Hallucinate

Dylan BergerSeptember 2, 20245 Mins Read

Self-driving cars come closer to being a reality every day. Many vehicles already have autonomous features, but several challenges remain. Cybersecurity shortcomings are among the most concerning, and a recent experiment dubbed “MadRadar” heightens these worries. How Does the MadRadar Hack Work? Researchers at Duke University demonstrated MadRadar in January 2024 before detailing it at the Network and Distributed System Security Symposium in February. The attack targets driverless vehicles’ radar, making them detect incoming obstacles that aren’t actually there. First, the system analyzes a car’s radar signal to determine its parameters, such as the operating frequency or signal intervals. It…

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10 Strategies for Safely Migrating a Data Center on a Limited Budget

Dylan BergerAugust 20, 20245 Mins Read

Data centers have become integral to modern companies, considering the amount of information necessary for operations. These systems remain in place most of the time, but your business could determine it is time to move. How can you ensure safety in your data center migration? Here’s a guide for enhanced security during this transition if you have a limited budget. 1. Plan Everything Out The first step is to plan everything and leave no stone unturned. Your enterprise relies on the data center for numerous aspects, so you must be meticulous in your blueprint. Start by taking inventory of your…

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