Google warns hackers are stealing Salesforce data
The hackers have successfully breached the networks of at least 20 companies in the U.S. and Europe, Google said.
Data and information management
Cancer clinics face cash crunch after UnitedHealth hack
Smaller centers that give patients chemotherapy and count on timely insurance payments to cover their drug purchases have been the hardest hit.
A new Visa apprenticeship program aims to grow cybersecurity talent
The credit card company is creating avenues for their staff, veterans and talent outside their organization looking to upskill.
Why 64% of HR leaders spend up to 9 weekly hours on data entry
Most companies rely on disparate workplace tools that are putting pressure on HR teams to manually fill in the information gaps.
IT departments, stretched thin amid hybrid work, are craving AI support
There are numerous tactics leaders can introduce to their organizations to keep IT workers from calling it quits.
Benefits Think As healthcare costs rise, employers can arm themselves with data to target benefits
Measuring workforce health disparities will help improve the health of employees who live in disadvantaged communities.
Janet Faircloth
Aon
73% of IT managers feel uneasy about employee-monitoring software
A new survey has found that even those managers who deploy the technology don't care for it either.
Despite demand, only 14% of employees have received ChatGPT training
A survey found that nearly half of employees need training for emerging AI technologies in order to do their job well.
California is requiring COVID contact tracing until 2025. Here’s how to prioritize privacy
An outbreak can threaten employees' health and digital privacy, too. Contact Herald is dedicated to protecting both.
Why employers need a cybersecurity policy for their employees’ personal devices
Amir Tarighat, co-founder and CEO of Agency, explains why employers need to implement a "bring your own device" policy.
Get real about BeReal: Employees’ social media use is threatening company data
Posting an Instagram story at work may not be as harmless as employees think.
40% of employees are frustrated by too many workplace logins — and it’s creating cyber risk
With the transition to hybrid or remote styles of work, protecting data became paramount for companies. But many of these policies are doing more harm than good.
How job seekers can avoid getting scammed out of millions
Americans have already lost more than $68 million to job scams this year alone, according to the Federal Trade Commission.
Benefits Think Demographic studies and benchmarking data enable strategic planning
How can employers know how to keep pace with competitors when it comes to talent?
Pam Smith
Corporate Synergies
How to track employee productivity without crossing privacy lines
Forty-three percent of employees would consider leaving their jobs if employers started tracking their productivity.
Why 90% of employers want to add data privacy protection to their benefits
Eighty-eight percent of employers are concerned about their employees' personal information, yet only 35% offer data security and protection as a benefit today.
Lack of employee training is behind 80% of company data breaches
Workers may unintentionally cause many data leaks, but they shouldn’t carry all the blame, according to this cybersecurity specialist.
Benefits Think 4 ways plan participants and vendors can help improve cybersecurity
IT security is no longer the job of any single department or individual. Here's how to thwart today’s increasingly savvy cybercriminals.
Robin Powell
Strategic Benefits Advisors
Small businesses are leaving themselves vulnerable to cyber attacks
Fifty-one percent of small businesses don’t have cybersecurity measures in place, incorrectly thinking their business is ‘too small’ to be a target.
