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Jennifer Banmiller and Dr Tsai Release Groundbreaking Book: Statutory Vape

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Jennifer Banmiller and Dr Tsai Release Groundbreaking Book: Statutory Vape
How Big Tobacco transformed into a vaping public health crisis headed by America's youth.

SAN FRANCISCO - September 2, 2022 - (Newswire.com)

Jennifer Banmiller, pro consumer advocate and owner of publishing company Periscope Group, and Dr. Tsai, renowned thoracic surgeon, have released an alarming and awakening book on the crisis that is vaping. What they uncovered was a horrific public health nightmare for American youth. 

The purpose of this book is to expose this industry for what it is: an unconscionable business that makes billions by selling addictive and potentially fatal products to impressionable youngsters.

The authors hope to shine a spotlight on their insidious plan to hide the dangers of vaping from unsuspecting youth and the "irredeemably evil" fact documented in this book showing the industry preying on children as young as 8 years old by funding summer camps, paying community churches to distribute theorem material, and targeting veterans groups and other vulnerable populations. Targeting young people thus becomes an annuity for the tobacco industry, at a horrible cost to youth.

What began as a master's thesis for two graduate students ended up as the impetus for one of the most treacherous tricks ever played on the American people and particularly on teens and young adults. Insisting that their product was a smoking cessation product, vaping companies, backed by Big Tobacco companies who saw a way back into the youth smoking market share, created the most enticing and cool E-cigarette products imaginable. The marketing was purposeful. First, through packaging, using high-tech, teen-cool, easily hidden devices called vape pens, reminiscent of Apple products, both colorful and sleek.

No scientific testing was done to protect the public prior to the release of these products. And in the face of all this injury and death, E-cig companies only made minor changes to their products and methods when pressured, and even now, as the CDC declares a national vaping epidemic and every state in the U.S. has enacted laws to protect citizens, and over 60 people have died and thousands are permanently injured, these companies continue to profit.

In Statutory Vape, readers will discover how easy it actually was to perpetrate such a dangerous product, about how a simple design supposedly created for one use became a public health hazard once dollars were the prize, about the lack of scientific testing prior to the release of vapes, and about what is being done now so this never happens again.

To learn more about this national crisis and buy the book, please visit statutoryvape.com or periscopegroup.com

For more information on Jennifer Banmiller, visit Jennifer Stanich Banmiller or email [email protected]

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Survey: 1 in 3 People Say Cash Stuffing Trend is Helping Them Reach Money Goals

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Survey: 1 in 3 People Say Cash Stuffing Trend is Helping Them Reach Money Goals
Amid high inflation, many Gen Zers and Millennials are turning to cash stuffing to manage their finances, according to a new Credello survey. Cash stuffing is a viral TikTok personal finance trend that consists of stuffing cash into different envelopes dedicated to spending categories such as buying groceries, paying off debt, savings, etc.

NEW YORK - September 2, 2022 - (Newswire.com)

Credello conducted an online survey in July 2022 using Pollfish and found that, among 600 adults (47.8% women, 52.2% men) aged 18-41, a little over 60% of respondents use cash stuffing to manage their finances, and over a third of respondents say it is an effective budgeting method for reaching financial milestones. 

Key highlights from Credello's 2022 survey on cash stuffing: 

  • 1 in 3 people find cash stuffing to be effective for saving towards a goal.
  • Nearly 29% of respondents find cash stuffing useful for controlling overspending.
  • 24.14% of respondents use cash stuffing to pay off debt.
  • People find out about cash stuffing through various sources - 36.44% of respondents got into it because of friends and family, and 29.48% of respondents found out about it through social media.
  • More than half of respondents still use credit cards in addition to cash stuffing.

Why cash stuffing is getting more popular 

Cash stuffing is an age-old hack, but it has gained traction through Instagram, TikTok, and the rise of personal finance influencers on social media. Education level seems to play a role in how people start using the method to manage their money. Those with middle school, high school or technical college education were more influenced by social media and TikTok than those with university and postgraduate education, who were mostly influenced by recommendations from friends and family. 

The current economic and social climate could also be to blame for the rise of cash stuffing - 14.10% of respondents said skepticism of the security of financial institutions and 15.18% said skepticism of using technology turned them on to cash stuffing. 

A worrying trend or useful finance hack? 

Credello's survey results confirm the increasing popularity of cash stuffing among younger people. They also reveal that people are making the habit work for them instead of looking at it as a one-size-fits-all solution: 24.55% of respondents use cash stuffing several times a week, while 17.21% only use it when they have a savings goal to reach. And nearly 44% of people use cash stuffing when they get their paycheck. 

People are finding cash stuffing beneficial for curbing their spending, saving towards a big financial goal and paying off debt. While 1 in 4 people say they are not worried about cash stuffing at all, some adopters have concerns. Inability to build or maintain a credit score is what some respondents (21.46%) were most worried about (11.67% of respondents don't have a credit card), while theft was the top-of-mind concern for most at 29.56%. Not being able to earn interest or invest worried nearly 25% of respondents. 

More than half of respondents still use their credit cards alongside cash stuffing, which goes to show that it's only one way of budgeting, saving and spending - and it could possibly complement other strategies. 




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Virus Geeks, a Biotechnology Company, Becomes the First to Validate a Nasal Swab for Monkeypox, Covid-19, Influenza A&B All in One Swab

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Virus Geeks, a Biotechnology Company, Becomes the First to Validate a Nasal Swab for Monkeypox, Covid-19, Influenza A&B All in One Swab
Nasal Swab Validation for Monkeypox


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SAN FRANCISCO - September 1, 2022 - (Newswire.com)

Virus Geeks, a leading developer in biotech and life-changing innovations, announced today the first Nasal swab validated for Monkeypox, Covid-19, and Influenza A&B all in one testing and will be available through the company's laboratory services. This innovation changes the dynamics of testing for the Monkeypox virus by reducing the risk of infection for the public and most medical staff at the point of test. With a growing number of MPXV cases, it has become necessary for diagnostic laboratories to quickly, efficiently, and accurately implement a way to identify patients infected with the virus. Virus Geeks affiliated lab validated ANDiS Monkeypox virus nucleic acid detection kit for the purpose of the qualitative detection of the Monkeypox virus on the Applied Biosystems™ QuantStudio 5 Real-Time PCR instrument. The ANDiS Monkeypox virus nucleic acid detection kit is a molecular test that aids in the diagnosis of the Monkeypox virus and is based on widely used nucleic acid amplification technology. As the flu season approaches, Virus Geeks continues to stay ahead of the curve by making testing seamless with this solution of a single swab product. The product contains oligonucleotide primers and fluorescent dye-labeled probes and control material used in RT.

About Virus Geeks

Virus Geeks is a data-driven Bio-Health Technology Company that develops health-centric initiatives to improve the quality of life through strategic partnerships across healthcare & biotechnology sectors. They help large populations gain access to molecular diagnostic testing and provide organizations with the technology to efficiently manage data.

Virus Geeks is a community-first company that prioritizes the safety and well-being of individuals by making testing easy and stress-free. Thanks to the CEO Frank Lee who is committed to life-changing medicine and technology, Virus Geeks will continue to be committed to the development of adequate testing kits that truly benefit the public with all our strength from a global perspective while promoting proper business activities based on awareness of corporate social responsibility In compliance with relevant laws and in accordance with high ethical standards. The Company strive for a continuous positive impact in the community by listening and collaborating with local organizations to spread awareness on issues concerning the health of residents. 

To learn more about this and innovative solutions from Virus Geeks, visit the website at www.virusgeeks.com or contact customer service at 1-800-731-8815. For organization or corporate sales, email: [email protected].




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SYNCIS Awards $10,000 in College Scholarships to Students Who Lost a Parent Without Life Insurance

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SYNCIS Awards ,000 in College Scholarships to Students Who Lost a Parent Without Life Insurance
Two $5,000 Scholarships Given During Life Insurance Awareness Month

LONG BEACH, Calif. - September 1, 2022 - (Newswire.com)

Syncis Insurance Solutions, Inc. (SYNCIS) has once again awarded two $5,000 college scholarships through Life Happens and its annual Life Lessons Scholarship Program to aid the financial burden of students who have lost a parent without life insurance. Each qualified applicant submitted either a 500-word essay or a three-minute video discussing how the death of a parent or guardian financially affected the student's life.

The scholarships are part of September's Life Insurance Awareness Month, designed to help educate individuals on the importance and benefits of life insurance.

The recipients of the 2022 scholarships are Azyielle Alcain from Nevada and Nancy Luu from Texas. 

"We are once again proud to support students whose families were impacted by a lack of life insurance protection. We know from hearing many stories similar to those of Azyielle and Nancy that we must continue with our mission to make life insurance more accessible to average American families," said John Kim, Co-Founder of SYNCIS.

SYNCIS has made a multi-year commitment to fund scholarships through the Life Lessons Scholarship Program. Each year, SYNCIS Associates review and vote on scholarship applications.

About SYNCIS

SYNCIS is one of the top financial marketing organizations in America. SYNCIS brings together families, small business owners, and some of the largest insurance and financial services providers in America to make financial products and services more accessible. SYNCIS Associates are independent licensed financial professionals that help people obtain financial protection and achieve their long-term financial goals. 

For additional company information, visit syncis.com.

About Life Happens

Life Happens is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping consumers take personal financial responsibility through the ownership of life insurance and related products. The organization does not endorse any product, company or insurance advisor. Since its inception in 1994, Life Happens has provided the highest quality, independent and objective information for people seeking help with their insurance-buying decisions. The organization supports the insurance industry by providing marketing tools and resources through its Life Happens Pro platform and convening the industry each September for Life Insurance Awareness Month. Life Happens is supported by more than 140 of the nation's leading insurance company and financial services organizations. 

To learn more, visit lifehappens.org.

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New Adolescent Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Program Addresses an Increased Need for Specialized Exposure and Response Prevention Therapy in Chicago Suburbs

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New Adolescent Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Program Addresses an Increased Need for Specialized Exposure and Response Prevention Therapy in Chicago Suburbs
Compass Health Center is launching an Adolescent OCD and Complex Anxiety Disorder Program at its Oak Brook location

OAK BROOK, Ill. - September 1, 2022 - (Newswire.com)

In response to the growing need for targeted clinical services to treat Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and other anxiety disorders in adolescents, Compass Health Center is launching its Adolescent OCD and Complex Anxiety Disorder Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient (PHP/IOP) program at its Oak Brook location on Sept. 6, 2022. The goal of this new program is to provide specialized, evidence-based treatment for OCD and anxiety disorders among adolescents ages 13-18 in the Western Suburbs.  

"Since settling into the community over the past year, we've seen more and more adolescents and their families in need of specialized services to treat OCD & anxiety disorders including but not limited to social anxiety, school anxiety, and school refusal," said Katrina Shannon, LMFT, Director of Adolescent Program, Compass Health Center - Oak Brook. "We have seen the positive impact and outcomes of our adolescent OCD programming at both our Northbrook and Chicago locations and are eager to provide this effective and engaging treatment in Oak Brook." 

OCD is a mental health diagnosis in which people experience recurring thoughts, ideas, and sensations (obsessions) that make them feel a strong urge to repeat specific actions or behaviors (compulsions). If not properly managed, these actions and behaviors can significantly interfere with an individual's ability to function in their daily life. Complex Anxiety refers to those conditions/disorders that research shows best respond to Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) as a treatment modality. These conditions include OCD, Social Anxiety, Panic Disorder, Separation Anxiety Disorders, Phobias, and Illness Anxiety Disorder. 

OCD and anxiety disorders cause problems, not because they make people feel anxious, but because of how we as humans tend to respond to anxiety, by avoiding what causes the anxiety. This avoidance ends up causing more problems than it solves and results in deteriorating relationships, skipping school, academic difficulties, and family conflict. ERP systematically decreases the avoidance triggered by anxiety and prompts the patients to build more meaning and purpose in their lives, even if it requires them to feel anxious in the process. 

For those with OCD and anxiety disorders, the effects of the pandemic worsened symptoms, Time Magazine reports. "New research shows that OCD symptoms have gotten more severe for many people during the pandemic, and new diagnoses have increased." In addition, a BMC Psychiatry study in 2020 found that nearly 45% of young people ages 7 to 21 experienced a worsening of overall OCD symptoms within the first pandemic year. 

"With the loss of their routines and their social lives, many adolescents expectedly struggled with their mental health during the pandemic. For teens with OCD or anxiety diagnoses, specialized treatment including an exposure plan is key to positive treatment outcomes," said Meg Hoffman, LCSW, Associate Director of Adolescent OCD and Complex Anxiety Program, Compass Health Center - Northbrook. "Adolescents in our OCD & Complex Anxiety Program learn evidence-based coping skills, participate in exposure and process groups, and engage in individual exposure therapy. Each patient works with a treatment team, including a psychiatrist or psychiatric nurse practitioner, an individual therapist, a family therapist, and, during the school year, an education specialist toward their unique and mutually-established treatment plan goals." 

Compass's Adolescent OCD & Complex Anxiety Program (PHP/IOP) provides therapy modalities rooted in daily ERP as well as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and habit reversal training. Adolescents attend group therapy sessions and meet daily with an exposure therapist to address symptoms and triggers leading to avoidance and compulsions. Through these evidence-based therapies, adolescents learn to tolerate distressing thoughts and physical sensations so that they can more fully and meaningfully engage in their daily lives. Programming is now available at all Compass onsite locations. Visit Compass Health Center's website or call now for an intake.  




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SiO2 Materials Science Names Yves Steffen as Chief Executive Officer

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SiO2 Materials Science Names Yves Steffen as Chief Executive Officer
AUBURN, Ala. - September 1, 2022 - (Newswire.com)

SiO2 Materials Science today announced the Board of Directors has appointed Yves Steffen as CEO effective Aug. 1, 2022. 

Yves brings very valuable customer experience along with high personal values and leadership skills to take the company to the next level. Yves Steffen is a graduate of FHBB and has more than 20 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry in various positions. His career started at Cilag AG (a Johnson&Johnson company) as a Project Engineer, where he was responsible for the installation, qualification and validation of aseptic filling, visual inspection and packaging lines. In 2006, he moved to Novartis, where he was initially responsible for technical services at the manufacturing site in Switzerland and then took on a role responsible for product transfers and launches of biopharmaceuticals. In 2014, he established a device and packaging commercialization group at Novartis, first for biosimilars and later for biologics. Yves then moved to SHL Medical AG as Global Director of Sustainability, where he was responsible for all sustainability initiatives of the company. In October 2021, he joined SiO2 to build the company's European presence and develop the mid-term strategic roadmap.

Robert Abrams, Chairman of the SiO2 Board, said, "In recent years, SiO2 has successfully completed the development of a revolutionary technology for the life science industry. In the coming years, Yves' mission will be to make SiO2 a leading sustainable company in the primary packaging market by delivering best-in-class products and making the company an employer of choice with a heightened focus on customer-centricity. We wish Yves the best of success in his new role." 

"I'm incredibly excited to lead SiO2 through the next phase of commercialization and growth," said Mr. Steffen, "The drug packaging industry has been slow to innovate for the past 100 years and there is a tremendous need in the market for a next-generation packaging solution that can support the next generation of drugs being developed. SiO2 is perfectly positioned to capture this demand and I look forward to working alongside the team as we expand our customer base."

For more information on SIO2, visit www.SiO2MS.com

About SiO2 Materials Science: 

SiO2 Materials Science is an advanced materials science corporation introducing breakthrough disruptive technology serving the biopharma, molecular diagnostic, and consumer healthcare industries. The company is located in Auburn, Alabama. The company has deep partnerships with leading professors at the foremost research universities, such as the University of California - Santa Barbara, the University of Chicago, and MIT. For more information, visit www.sio2ms.com.

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DJIB Launches First Ever Enterprise Grade Decentralised Data Storage Drive

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DJIB Launches First Ever Enterprise Grade Decentralised Data Storage Drive

Business Users Can Save Any File as NFT

DJIB Drive is high-availability S3-compatible decentralised enterprise object storage that allows business users to save any file as multi-chain ready NFT.

ZUG, Switzerland - September 1, 2022 - (Newswire.com)

Today DJIB launched the first ever end-to-end encrypted, enterprise grade decentralised data storage drive with embedded multi chain non-fungible token functionality. It enables the widespread adoption of NFTs in business applications.

Cloud data storage is dominated by services such as Amazon AWS, Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure. However, in the age of blockchains, users find traditional storage limiting as it is centralised in the hands of individual corporations. User data can be potentially accessed without their knowledge by employees of such providers. The currently missing ability to save objects as NFTs will be increasingly required in business applications.

This is why, while being AWS S3 compatible and blazingly fast, the DJIB data storage drive for the first time addresses all of these concerns by being end-to-end encrypted, censorship resistant, and with built-in NFT functionality. It reimagines the concept of NFTs, treating them as a new type of file format, whereby users can "Save as NFT" any file stored on the drive, thus demystifying the creation of NFTs. Files can be up to 5TB large, which removes currently existing technical constraints. Users can either attach custom business logic to their NFTs, or use pre-defined templates from a library without knowing how to code. For example, a musician can publish a song with pre-defined licensing rights, or a pharmaceutical company can allow patients to share and profit from their medical data with very granular permissions and usage rights - all without the need of any intermediaries or use of specialist software. Any asset can now be tokenised. Any financial director can issue share certificates in NFT format.

Such NFTs are immediately interoperable with all the blockchains with which DJIB has a connector. It started from Solana, Ethereum and BSC, but will soon cover all key networks. DJIB is already working on connectors with teams from major blockchains, starting with those that are enterprise focused and see this as an opportunity to foster the development of applications within their ecosystems.

Moe Sayadi, DJIB CEO whose background is of a solutions architect at Microsoft and Avaloq, says: "Making our decentralised drive available to enterprise customers and removing the mystery behind the creation of NFTs opens an unimaginable trove of opportunities. It puts a powerful tool into the hands of non-technical domain experts. They can focus on the business logic attached to any document and potentially physical item, and move entire business processes to the cloud. This enables Object Oriented Business Process Management and many other exciting innovations which are in our pipeline and will be announced soon. We are discussing with corporate CTOs some very interesting use cases and I can confidently say that NFT evolution has finally passed the apes stage."

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Rythmia Life Advancement Center Announces Appointment of Cesar Millan to Its Board of Directors

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Rythmia Life Advancement Center Announces Appointment of Cesar Millan to Its Board of Directors
LOS ANGELES - September 1, 2022 - (Newswire.com)

Rythmia Life Advancement Center today announced that Cesar Millan will be appointed to its Board of Directors, effective as of Sept. 1, 2022. Mr. Millan joins Rev. Michael Bernard Beckwith, Martin Luther King III, Toni Ko, Kelly Slater, Gerard Armond Powell, Dr. Jeff McNairy, Brandee Sabella, Gerard Powell II, and Patrick Powell as a member of the Board. 

"I am so excited for Cesar to join our Board of Directors," said Gerard Armond Powell, CEO, Rythmia Life Advancement Center. "His capacity for love is immeasurable, and I know that our clients are going to benefit greatly from his presence on the Board!" 

ABOUT CESAR MILLAN 

With more than 25 years of experience and with his brand-new TV show, "Better Human, Better Dog" now on National Geographic Title & Disney+; Cesar Millan is a household name and 3x Emmy-nominated, internationally acclaimed star of several hit TV series broadcasted and streamed in over 120 countries. A New York Times #1 best-selling author, and accomplished global public speaker, Millan is also an entrepreneur with an innovative product line, including his widely popular and exclusive training courses under his Training Cesar's Way brand. Cesar Millan is one of the most sought-after authorities in the field of dog behavior and rehabilitation. He is the only world-renowned celebrity dog behaviorist and has taken it to another level with his mission through the Cesar Millan Foundation for better humans, better planet. 

ABOUT RYTHMIA LIFE ADVANCEMENT CENTER 

Rythmia Life Advancement Center is focused on incorporating plant medicine into metaphysical teachings. The results of its program are spectacular with over 95% of its 12,000+ clients reporting a life-changing miracle during their stay. Furthermore, the company is a model of diversity. 82% of Rythmia's staff are members of a minority community and/or identify as LGBTQ+. And the company prides itself on its management team, 70% of whom are members of a minority community and/or identify as LGBTQ+. For further information and/or reservations, call (888) 443-5566 or visit https://rythmia.link/press.


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Tom Wiese Promoted to MTM Chief Legal Officer

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Tom Wiese Promoted to MTM Chief Legal Officer
LAKE SAINT LOUIS, Mo. - September 1, 2022 - (Newswire.com)

Tom Wiese, an accomplished attorney with demonstrated success in providing strategic legal advice to organizations in the healthcare industry, has been named MTM's new Chief Legal Officer effective Sept. 1, 2022. As Chief Legal Officer, Tom ensures MTM adheres to federal, state, and local laws, as well as regulatory requirements, in all of the company's operating areas. He is MTM's chief advisor and representation on all legal matters, and oversees the execution of all contracts with clients, vendors, and providers. Tom is also a valued resource and guide to MTM's Risk Management Committee and Board of Directors.

Tom has been with MTM since early 2022, when he joined the organization as Associate General Counsel. For more than a decade, Tom has practiced law in the healthcare industry in private practice settings, for both multi-national managed care organizations and large hospital systems. Before joining MTM, he was Legal Counsel at SSM Health, where he provided transactional assistance and supported various legal needs for a system of more than 11,000 healthcare providers and 39,000 employees. Prior to that, he spent the majority of his career at Centene, where he directed the company's corporate governance and risk activities, and managed its specialty product and international compliance functions, including oversight of all matters related to privacy and regulatory compliance. Tom earned his Juris Doctor degree from Saint Louis University School of Law, and is certified in healthcare compliance.

"Tom is a seasoned attorney with vast experience and knowledge of the healthcare industry," said MTM's President and CEO Alaina Macia. "Over the course of his time at MTM, Tom has brought expertise and value to our team, including playing a key role in legal and regulatory matters pertaining to our recent acquisition of Veyo. I am confident he will continue to provide excellent support to our organization as we navigate ongoing compliance, risk mitigation, and growth through acquisition."

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Mimecast: 5 Cybersecurity Trends to Look for in 2023

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Mimecast: 5 Cybersecurity Trends to Look for in 2023
NEW YORK - September 1, 2022 - (Newswire.com)

No business can afford to take cybersecurity for granted. A breach or attack caused by something as simple as clicking a link or opening an attachment can result in millions of dollars of losses, huge reputational damage, and severe fines from regulatory bodies. Laws governing cybersecurity practices, such as HIPAA in the U.S. and the GDPR in Europe, are making it clear that more needs to be done by organizations to protect data and ensure security measures are in place. But what exactly do the next 12 months hold?

Cybersecurity is constantly evolving, and nobody is 100% sure how it will develop, but some definite trends are emerging in the short term. Below one can find a closer look at some emerging trends that will likely become more common in 2023.

User Awareness

Cyber-security threats are becoming more common each year, and businesses are increasingly spending a larger percentage of their IT budget on security upgrades and training. But there is a growing move towards security awareness training as many cyber-attacks are preventable or caused by human error rather than a breakdown in digital security measures. Greater awareness of phishing and spoofing scams, improved password strength, and some basic cyber health advice could help to prevent a huge chunk of attacks in 2023.

Attacks on Healthcare

Certain sectors are vulnerable to cyber-attacks because of the amount and type of information they deal with. The financial sector is one, but so is healthcare, which is increasingly under threat in 2023. Since 2009, the number of cyber-attacks on healthcare organizations in the U.S. has grown from 18 to 713 per year and looks set to continue the trend in 2023.

Cloud Security

More and more businesses are moving their data storage over to the cloud. Still, there are significant drawbacks for specific industries with more sensitive information, as most cloud providers do not offer encryption or authentication as security measures. Therefore, there is a pressing need to improve cloud security, with innovative measures being introduced throughout 2023 to combat cyber threats.

GDPR Continues

The General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR, is an EU-wide data privacy policy with global implications for businesses. Although the law is expressly aimed at citizens of the EU, it also affects any business operating in European markets. Throughout 2023, the regulations will continue to greatly impact privacy policies.

Targeting of Mobile Devices

Around two-thirds of the world's population own and use a smartphone and many businesses have designed websites or apps to be compatible with these devices. Consequently, mobile devices are fast becoming the method of choice for cyberattackers and scammers looking to access data.

Nobody knows where the future of cybercrime and security lies, as it is constantly in flux and development. Security experts are always trying to anticipate the cyberattackers' next move and create applications and programs that are less vulnerable to attack. However, the key to improved cybersecurity might be better security awareness training and more investment in people's and businesses' ability to protect themselves.

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