
New Ransomware Attacks
In the past few weeks, 5 law firms reported ransomware attacks by a malicious group known as Maze. This new and unique virus doesn’t follow
In the past few weeks, 5 law firms reported ransomware attacks by a malicious group known as Maze. This new and unique virus doesn’t follow
Years ago, I served as Head of Information Security for a large organization. After just 6 months on the job, we experienced every network administrator’s
You’ve read about it for months now, and it’s finally here. The California Consumer Protection Act went into effect on January 1st, 2020. Unlike asking
It is time to update our annual Cyber Security Budgeting advice. I just lead an exercise at a conference where folks had limited budgets and
Checklist for Compliance In response to the increasing threats of cybercriminal activity and as an effort to protect Non-Public Information (NPI) held by entities under
Diet and exercise versus a pill. An ounce of prevention versus a pound of cure. Saving for expenses versus using credit cards. We all understand
Stop the Password Reset Insanity How much time does your IT department spend changing a user’s network and or email account passwords because they clicked
Cyber-Security Budgeting is a Layered Approach Cyber-Security is arguably the hottest market right now. Organizations are now willing to spend $$ now more than ever
What are the top things we have learned from performing 200+ security audits? 1. The “major issues” do not change Good security is good security,