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Month: August 2026

Children's online privacy looks different this school year

Children's online privacy looks different this school year, even without COPPA 2.0

  American students returning to classrooms this fall are logging into an online environment governed by a children’s privacy framework that has changed substantially in the past year, even though Congress has yet to complete its biggest proposed overhaul. Clym reviewed federal legislation, FTC rulemaking, enforcement actions, and education technology data to examine how children’s

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5 cybersecurity regulations healthcare organizations can't afford to overlook in 2026

5 cybersecurity regulations healthcare organizations can't afford to overlook in 2026

  As AI and automation increasingly become embedded into healthcare operations, securing these technologies becomes critical, especially for organizations managing protected health information (PHI), which are frequent targets for cybersecurity threats such as data breaches and unauthorized access. ‍To safeguard this sensitive data, regulatory agencies like the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)

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How international expansion builds more resilient e-commerce businesses

How international expansion builds more resilient e-commerce businesses

  For most of the globalized era, international expansion was seen as an initiative for ambitious enterprises and trade-savvy entrepreneurs. Businesses mainly entered foreign markets for the obvious reasons: expanding their reach, increasing sales, and accelerating performance. Today, the conversation is different. Economic volatility, unpredictable trade policies, and supply chain disruptions are highlighting an uncomfortable

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What businesses can do to reduce ERP system friction

What businesses can do to reduce ERP system friction

  Your enterprise resource planning system holds essential business data, including financial records, inventory levels, customer information and operational metrics. Despite its importance, your ERP can cause more friction than flow. For example, complex interfaces force users to find workarounds. Likewise, custom modifications can streamline projects, but they often come with high costs and long

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