The city of Atlanta watched multiple online Web pages and services stop working on March 22 in a ransomware attack. Kennesaw State University Professor Andrew Green, who lectures on information security and assurance, said it’s likely this attack is based on a virus from the Samas or SAMSAM family, which dates at least to 2015 and, like typical ransomware, encrypts portions of a disc.
– March 23, 2018
Anyone who has worked in a group environment knows how rewarding it is when each member contributes something to the project. However, they also know how challenging it is when teams spend more time arguing than accomplishing their goals. According to Lauren Powalisz, Principal at Deloitte Consulting, groups that struggle to work together have not developed their “business chemistry.” – March 22, 2018
The best sales students from around the country will spend spring break at Kennesaw State University participating in the 20th annual National Collegiate Sales Competition, the world’s oldest and largest university student sales competition. – March 22, 2018
Kennesaw State University’s Executive MBA program again ranked as the best in Georgia and rose to No. 7 in the world in CEO Magazine’s 2018 Global Executive MBA Rankings, released today. – March 21, 2018
To honor Women’s History Month, some of our deans – Rita Bailey of the Honors College, Barbara Calhoun of the College of Continuing and Professional Education, Lynn Disbrow of University College, and Kathy Schwaig of the Coles College of Business – reflect on what leadership means to them. – March 20, 2018
The world’s largest, longest-lasting family businesses are advancing women, including non-family members, further and faster than their non-family counterparts. – March 16, 2018
Effective leaders create an environment where others can flourish. That was the recurring theme throughout the 18th annual Lessons in Leadership event held on March 2 at the Cobb Energy Center – March 12, 2018
A bill advancing through the Georgia General Assembly would crack down on investigations into whether the government or businesses aren’t protecting their data, unless permission is given in advance. – March 12, 2018
