In 2024, consumers saw an array of cybersecurity incidents that impacted them directly, and in dramatic ways. From the Change Healthcare attack that impacted healthcare systems and prevented some from getting medication, to the more recent issues involving Ahold Delhaize that left grocery stores shelves practically empty right before the Thanksgiving holiday, consumers are feeling the impacts of poor cybersecurity in tangible ways. While cybersecurity incidents don’t always end up being so direct to the end consumer, the consequences of poor cybersecurity posture can result in eroded trust from the public as well as poor brand reputation. With cybersecurity incidents…
Author: Michael Gray
Michael Gray
Michael Gray has been a strong technology leader at Thrive over the past decade, contributing to consulting, network engineering, and managed services and product development groups while continually being promoted up the ladder. Michael has a degree in Business Administration from Northeastern University, and he also maintains multiple technical certifications, including Fortinet, Sonicwall, Microsoft, ITIL, and Kaseya, and maintains his Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP).
