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20 Moments in Cannabis Innovation
About four years ago, given the changes that were occurring in the cannabis industry, ETFMG and its partners thought it made sense to bring an investment product to market that could provide investors with exposure to the global movement to legalize cannabis. As the global market grew, we worked on creating an investment objective that… Read more »
ETFMG & Wedbush Collaborate on Pure-Play Global Cloud Computing ETF
ETFMG and Wedbush Collaborate on Pure-Play Global Cloud Computing ETF: IVES SUMMIT, N.J.–(April 7, 2020) – ETFMG, leading thematic ETF issuer, in collaboration with Wedbush Securities, leading financial services and investment banking firm, launches the Wedbush ETFMG Global Cloud Technology ETF (NYSE Arca: IVES)*, answering investor demand for direct access to a pure-play cloud technology… Read more »
Is AI a Double-Edged Sword for Cyber Security?
Could AI, or artificial intelligence, be a double-edged sword in regard to cyber security? Also called “machine learning,” AI can be used to learn, hack, and adapt better and faster than any other tools that are currently available to hackers. On the flip side, the good guys can also use AI to predict threats, analyze,… Read more »
Wars Aren’t Only Fought on the Ground, They’re Also Fought in Cyberspace
If you have been watching the news recently, you probably are well aware about the conflict in Iran. This is a good reminder for both government agencies and companies. Why? Well, it’s not about war in the traditional sense. Instead, it’s war with hackers, cybercriminals and webmobs. CISA, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, recently… Read more »
2020 Predictions on Data Theft
2018 was a year with record-setting numbers in regard to data breaches and the exposure of consumer records. By mid-2019, numbers were on track to beat that. So, where does this lead us as we approach 2020? It’s not good. The truth is, data breaches are going to happen. So, it’s important to familiarize ourselves… Read more »
Cybercriminals Have No Limit to the Number of Victims They Target
As far as crimes go, cybercrime is not the most costly or expensive. Other crimes, such as government corruption and narcotics trafficking hold that honor. But, when you look at how much these criminals are pulling in, cybercrime is ranked as third. When we look at those affected, however, cybercrime is the leader, and hundreds… Read more »
Top Signs You Are About to Be Hacked
Have you ever been worried that you are going to get hacked? Here are some of the top signs to look out for: You Get Weird Phone Calls or Emails Hackers often use a number of approaches to contact their victims including phone and computer. For instance, you might get a call from someone claiming… Read more »
Signs Your Computer Has a Virus
What is a computer virus? Basically, it’s a program that you did not install onto your machine. It can spread itself from one computer to another, and it performs malicious actions. The first computer virus was introduced in 1971, and over time, they have gotten stronger and more damaging. One of the most malicious viruses… Read more »
5 Cyberthreats and Technologies That Need to Die
None of the cyber threats mentioned below are new; in fact, many of these tech maladies have been around and have persisted for decades. And while there are many ways to protect against these threats, they persist. This is a battle being fought 24/7/365 by good vs. evil. If you are paying attention, you’d know… Read more »
