Ryan Rodal's Writer Portfolio

Having the proper cybersecurity tools in place is crucial for mitigating the risk of cyberattacks. With ransomware attacks becoming more commonplace on companies of all sizes, organizations can protect their financial assets and critical data infrastructures by aligning their risk tolerance.

Cybersecurity attacks on all types of businesses continue to increase. The recent attack targeted at Colonial Pipeline resulted in quite a payday for the hackers, nearly $5 million. This kind of successful cyberattack may embolden other hackers; thus, businesses need to prepare to mitigate risk.

Ransomware has become commonplace in nearly every business. Whether you're a small business or a Fortune 500 conglomerate, no organization is immune to the dangers of ransomware.

Employees can enjoy the many advantages of hybrid work - diminished commute times, focused productivity, and savings in transportation costs. And businesses can save on IT spend, geographically expand their talent search, see improved collaboration between teams and increase revenue.

IT asset management (ITAM) is a critical component of IT management and budgeting to help track and identify priority expenditures at organizations.

Ransomware is a type of malware - but one of the most malicious strains. Ransomware works by encrypting your data; and oftentimes, the only way you can get your data back is to negotiate with your attacker for the decryption key.

Information security tools generate a lot of data. Even a small business might generate up to 1,500 events per second. This massive influx of events can be handled by a security operations center—a dedicated security team that constantly screens logs to detect verifiable security threats.

Data breaches have become commonplace for businesses of all sizes. Frequently we read news stories involving Fortune 500 companies, or even midsize organizations, experiencing data loss, file corruption, VPN exploitation, and ransomware - leading to significant financial damages.

Asset management is far more comprehensive than simply tracking assets; it is a holistic approach to organizational accountability and resource strategy.

When you need to be absolutely, positively sure that your essential data is recoverable, validating the integrity of data is mission-critical to your business. Successful testing in test environments does not qualify as a success. Companies need clean data to operate and drive profit.

How unstructured data can be aggregated into clean, normalized datasets using the help of proprietary AI techniques.

Using data solutions to help organizations aggregate information without manually sifting through news, press releases, SEC filings/proxy statements, and other unstructured data sources.

The guide to how organizations can consolidate instances of Atlassian tools while migrating them to a single, overarching instance in Atlassian Cloud.

How organizations can eliminate time-consuming manual efforts associated with reviewing unstructured data sources as a means of identifying emerging risk and opportunity.

The complete guide to how lending institutions can help small businesses navigate the PPP loan process to improve relations between lenders and businesses.

iNymbus helps manufacturers, distributors, and suppliers create solutions to increase workplace efficiencies with the help of innovation and robotic process automation (RPA).

iNymbus helps organizations decrease labor costs while minimizing revenue losses resulting from invalid and undisputed claims from shortages, returns, and chargebacks.

The COVID-19 pandemic began affecting people in all walks of life. As the number of cases increased, hospitals began experiencing a heightened need for respirators and other medical devices. Ford was well positioned to provide the support and resources necessary to help.

Navistar has spent years pioneering innovative techniques for the global heavy duty vehicle industry. Through their ReNEWed program— the companyhas placed increased emphasis on supporting the needs of customers via sustainable remanufacturing practices.

When faced with the prospect of creating a significant capital investment in new model equipment while experiencing a reduced service workforce—Christie Digital identified the need to add additional support from a third-party partner.