It’s that time of year again when we all reminisce on the past year and make resolutions for how we can do better in the year ahead—especially when it comes to cybersecurity. Right up to the end of the year, […]
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There is a lot of information going around about a new security problems with processors (not just Intel’s, well sort of). You see there are two exploits tied to what is being termed Side-Channel Analysis. One that is relatively easy
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Good quality software is likely the backbone of your business, helping to ensure that nothing slips through the cracks and that everything—from the hours spent on client communications to the money entering and exiting your business account—is accounted for. But
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Security and compliance are going to be hot topics next year as more and more organizations confront the challenges of the cloud. In 2018, a few major new regulations, such as the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will start
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As data breaches continue to escalate, the importance of a mature security program becomes more and more apparent to both system administrators and executives. Keeping up with the latest attacker TTPs (Tactics, Techniques & Procedures) can be daunting for even
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Think an overcrowded inbox is scary? An empty inbox is even scarier. Imagine how your organization would be affected if you suddenly lost access to every one of your emails. Consider all the resources (money, time and manpower) that would
Data Loss Horror Stories You Should Avoid this Halloween Read More »
Halloween is upon us. Which gives me the perfect excuse to tell this Halloween horror story: An adversary has targeted your organization and commenced a campaign to breach your defenses, establish a foothold and begin to either gather up your
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Catastrophic failures are, by definition, unpredictable. It is, however, safe to predict that at some point in the life of a company, it will suffer a failure of its primary infrastructure. However redundant and well-architected a company’s IT systems are,
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Wireless network routers and access points—as well as many IoT and smart home gadgets—typically come with a built-in web interface that you can access to change the options and configuration settings, like the Wi-Fi password or the DNS settings. Like
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Cybersecurity is quickly becoming part of everyone’s daily life and can no longer be separated between personal and work life. In the past, cyber-attacks were typically only a concern for the workplace; however, today that is no longer the case
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