by Dennis Esselman | Mar 29, 2017 | Business Continuity, Network & System Performance, Security
So what is patching, what gets patched and what difference does it make anyway??? Every computer has a compilation of software programs residing within, and those programs perform a myriad of functions. From the operating system right down to the Basic Input/Output...
by Brian Allison | Mar 19, 2017 | Security
The cyber security firm Nuix compiled a recent report, ironically called the Black Report, based on interviews with active so-called “White Hat” hackers. White Hat is used here in the context of someone that’s doing ethical work at the invitation of their...
by Jim Brendle | Mar 15, 2017 | Security
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by Brian Allison | Aug 12, 2016 | Security
U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services issues cybercrime guidance for HIPAA compliance Summary: Titled “Your Money or Your PHI: New Guidance on Ransomware,” the HHS Office of Civil Rights blog site points to an 8-page fact sheet to help healthcare entities better...
by Jim Brendle | Aug 12, 2016 | Security
Defense Wins Championships Keep Pounding!! If you are a Carolina Panther football fan, you have heard this phrase all the way to Super Bowl 50. Liken to most sports: “a Great defense with a good offense will typically win the game”. When it comes to IT security,...
by Brian Allison | Dec 29, 2015 | Security
Computer Security: The Bulls and the Bunnies By: Brian Allison, December 29, 2015 When it comes to computer security, are you an angry Bull, ready to defend what’s yours, or more like a cute and defenseless Bunny? To find out, let’s explore the problem, and then...
