June 7
5 Common Encryption Algorithms and the Unbreakables of the Future
Encryption comes in many forms and it’s essential. There are the most common encryption standards, but what does the future hold?
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May 25
How Much Is Enough When It Comes to Backup and Disaster Recovery for Small Businesses?
Data loss can lead to a closed sign on a small business’s door. Client information, intellectual property, accounting and tax info, and data makes a business tick. If they lose it, they might be out of business. Even though they know their data is critical, few businesses are taking steps to prevent data loss. In… Read more »
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September 5
What is Cryptojacking and How Can You Prevent it?
Engineers at RedLock noticed something unusual while scanning the internet for unsecured cloud servers. As one of the top cloud monitoring and defense firms, RedLock noticed one Kubernetes console (an open source dashboard) was performing crypto-mining on AWS. Further research revealed anyone could access the console because it was not password protected. With access to… Read more »
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March 29
Where Does Cybersecurity Fit in Your DR Plan?
Disaster recovery and cybersecurity are two of the most important objectives for any organization. In disaster recovery, you have what is arguably the most important aspect of business continuity. However, cybersecurity is the key to protecting your IT assets from the litany of threats that haunt the digital landscape. While they are clearly two fundamentally… Read more »
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March 28
Teaching End-Users How to Spot Social Engineering Scams
Let’s say you work in the accounting department of a mid-sized business and receive an email from your CEO. She says she needs $2,000 wire-transferred to account number xxx-xxx-xxx immediately. It seems urgent. The email address is hers, the email signature is correct, and there’s nothing else odd about the email, other than your CEO… Read more »
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March 27
Secret Cyber Threats
The viruses of the 1990s and early 2000s have evolved into subtler yet progressively more harmful attacks. As we transition to a world in which cyber war is increasingly detrimental to societies, the cyber threats we are encountering are becoming harder to defend against and even more difficult to eradicate. In a recent blog post… Read more »
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March 8
Five IT Trends That Could Transform Your Business in 2018
Companies across the globe are making radical changes to put customers at the heart of virtually everything they do. For many, this fundamental shift in focus calls for adopting an all new arsenal of technologies and tools. In this post we’ll examine five IT trends organizations can use to transform their business operations around the… Read more »
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February 22
Ransomware, Who’s at Risk?
Remember WannaCry? It was the ransomware that infected over 300,000 machines in 150 countries around the globe last year. Experts are referring to this data massacre as the most expansive ransomware outbreak in history. But WannaCry is just one of the hundreds of examples of ransomware that can wreak havoc on your data and cost… Read more »
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