I love Adobe, and I have great respect for Adobe Flash. It has outlived its usefulness, though, and the end of Flash is really long overdue at this point. Giving it until 2020 is really more mercy than it probably […]
RIP Adobe Flash – It’s About Time Read More »
The cloud is a powerful tool for businesses to use. However, it does come with its own share of security concerns. Fully protecting your data is impossible, anyone with enough skill and time will eventually find a weakness in even
Important Files Stored in the Cloud: Do You Have to Worry about Ransomware? Read More »
According to a new report, “Protecting the Modern Mobile Workforce” from critical event management leader Everbridge, 77 percent of employers said their employees would prioritize safety over privacy concerns when it comes to identifying their location during a critical event.
Employees Prioritize Safety Over Privacy as Number of Remote Workers Surges Read More »
There is something to be said for having the right knowledge to avoid a cyber threat. In spite of using relatively little security tools, security professionals are generally less likely to become compromised. On the other hand, many average or
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WordPress is an open-source platform and it also is the most popular content management platform there is today. But the problem is it offers basic security that is not equipped for dealing with DDoS and brute force attack as well
9 Best WordPress Security Plugins to Secure Your Website Read More »
Prevention is always better than a cure. With IT environments continuing to become more and more complex, even the most sophisticated cyber security teams find it hard to fully prepare, and they constantly need tools at their disposal to strengthen
Orchestrating Cyber Ranges: A Proactive Approach to Cyber Security Read More »
This is the third of a quick three-part series on how to communicate with the three various types of folks that we have to deal with as technical consultants/geeks-in-residence etc. Part 3 – LEADERSHIP The CEO Do your homework. This
Communication Across the Ranges – Leadership Read More »
This is the second of a quick three-part series on how to communicate with the three various types of folks that we have to deal with as technical consultants/geeks-in-residence etc. Part 2 – MIDDLE MANAGEMENT Caught in the Middle. These
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I’ve been accused, occasionally, of not caring about my fellow humans, or even wanting to deal with them. So, in recognition of my failings, I’ve put together a quick three-part series on how to communicate with the three various types
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It’s a fact, financial services firms must retain their electronic communications for regulatory compliance, regardless of the devices, applications or channels that advisors use to communicate. This requirement includes archiving of emails, social media posts, text messages, web content, communications
Responding to Broader Regulatory Scrutiny with Comprehensive Archiving Read More »
