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A cyber-attack on a hotel’s PMS can have serious consequences, ranging from the loss of guest data to the complete shutdown of hotel operations. 

Hospitality organizations must understand the exact types of threats they face – and the people facing them – to deliver regular, targeted and adaptive security awareness training, built to defend against the current threats of the day.

Luxury beachside property adopts solution purpose-built for hospitality in order to guarantee guest ease-of-use as well as enhanced data security and privacy.

According to a Rackspace Technology Research, despite increased investment and c-suite attention, only 37% of hospitality/travel professionals say they are fully prepared to respond to cybersecurity attacks and threats.

The trend of moving applications and other digital resources to public cloud environments can help hoteliers deliver on digital transformation but also creates its own set of unique challenges.

QR code scams are one of the latest threats to the hospitality Industry. Here’s how to best protect your business.

Hyatt Hotels, Lowe’s, and Palo Alto Networks earn top honors in the Peer Choice awards category.

Instead, a successful phishing scam was ultimately what led to the data breach.

Cloud migration, tech lounges, chatbots and robots are all technologies with great potential: both to streamline and drive better service, and to grant hackers access to your brand’s technology stack.

There’s no one-size-fits-all solution to verification and authentication issues, but businesses can improve the lives of their customers and employees through the use of passive biometric technology.

This whitepaper from IFBTA and Hughes details the steps you need to take now to mitigate your risks against data breaches, ransomware and malware infiltrations.

Planning for a ransomware attack is like planning for your own funeral: No one wants to do it, but everyone is better off because of it.