Tech / Cat Hausler

Hyperproof • 28th March 2022

Why Cyber Governance with a Controls-Focused Approach is Important

To get out of a state of constant reactivity, and to be able to systematically address IT risk and add business value, compliance and security teams need to solve a governance challenge. CISOs and compliance leaders need to develop a cross-functional, control-focused governance approach.

Hyperproof • 28th February 2022

Hyperproof 2022 IT Compliance Benchmark Report

A look at how companies manage IT risks and compliance efforts in a time when requirements are increasing in complexity.

Hyperproof • 4th January 2022

Inherent vs. Residual Risk: What You Need to Know

In this article, we will address what inherent and residual risk is, how to measure inherent vs. residual risk, why risk management programs need to include third parties, and how to best manage risk moving forward.

Hyperproof • 3rd December 2021

All You Need to Know About the DOJ’s Civil Cyber-Fraud Initiative

In October 2021, Department of Justice (DOJ) Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco announced the creation of the new Civil Cyber-Fraud Initiative. With cybersecurity attacks and data breaches at an all-time high, the initiative will crack down on government contractors and grant recipients’ security practices in order to limit future cybersecurity incidents.

Hyperproof • 29th November 2021

6 Steps to Strengthen Your Security Posture

It’s no secret that the need for strong cybersecurity defenses are at an all time high. Cyber attacks, no matter their cause, can be costly. IBM reported that in 2020, the average cost of a data breach was USD 3.86 million globally, and USD 8.64 million in the United States.

Kyrio • 21st January 2021

Evaluate Multiple Wi-Fi Devices with Conformance Testing

For network operators, evaluating and comparing multiple Wi-Fi 6 devices can be difficult. Even if an operator knows what they are looking for from a device, the process is often time consuming and expensive, and test results can be tough to analyze. All of this said, there is an easier way for operators to test and evaluate multiple devices at once – conformance testing through a trusted partner.

Kyrio • 15th December 2020

Prepare for Wi-Fi 6: Why Use a Test House Part 2

Wi-Fi 6 is here! Offering faster speeds and greater capacity, the latest version of Wi-Fi provides a wireless solution that supports the needs of consumers who expect a great connection 24/7/365. To proactively deal with common consumer problems tied to Wi-Fi 6 usage, operators and suppliers need to test wireless devices in real-world situations before deployment. In the first blog post in this series, we explained the value of using a test house and the equipment used to build confidence aroun

Kyrio • 16th November 2020

The Benefits of Testing Wi-Fi 6 Capable Devices

With end user experiences in mind, operators and suppliers can align with consumer demands by proactively testing the performance of their Wi-Fi 6 devices.

Kyrio • 9th November 2020

Wi-Fi 6: What You Need to Know

The latest version of Wi-Fi is here! With faster speeds and greater capacity, Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) offers a more consistent wireless experience for customers who expect a great connection 24/7/365.

Kyrio • 22nd October 2020

Prepare for Wi-Fi 6: Why Use a Test House

People are working, shopping and schooling from home more now than ever and the demand for consistent Wi-Fi throughput is at an all-time high. The next generation wireless standard Wi-Fi 6 (also known as 802.11ax), offers better performance, increased quality and stability for video and gaming applications – particularly in crowded settings. With faster speeds and greater capacities, Wi-Fi 6 supports customers who expect to have consistent wireless connections around-the-clock.

25th September 2018

Connected TV: What is it and Why Should You use it to Promote Your Product?

Lyft • 4th December 2017

Colorado: Introducing Lyft with Ski Rack

How can I request a car with a Ski Rack? When you open the Lyft app, you’ll see the Ski Rack option available when you go to select your ride type. Tap ‘Ski Rack’ to request a ride that’s ready to take your skis or your snowboards. Where can I request Ski Rack? Ski Rack is currently available in the Rocky Mountains (Vail, Beaver Creek, Aspen, Snowmass, Steamboat Springs, Telluride, Winter Park, Granby). Can I share the cost of a Ski Rack Ride? Yes! Just like with any other type of Lyft ride