Security For All
Security is a subject that, depending on who you’re talking to, might mean different things. Even in the same context, in this case business, security can have several different definitions …
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What if I told you that the greatest threat related to technology isn’t a flaw in software, poor security planning, or a person’s susceptibility to manipulation? What if I said …
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The term “virus” has become a generic way of describing what is otherwise known as malware. Malware, short for malicious software, is a category of software developed for malicious purposes. …
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Consider for a moment the very notion of information security. In general, is it really necessary in every aspect of our lives? Do we really need encrypted messaging on our …
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Placing a value on loss caused by a cyber incident can sometimes be very difficult. Placing a value on a loss that never happens can be even more difficult. Though, …
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Social media has become something everybody uses in at least one form or another. Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, and many others are used by several million people every day, often several …
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(Post 9 of the 12-week Information Security Management blog series) Choosing the appropriate risk management approach is a critical step in addressing and dealing with risk. If you have been following along, …
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(Post 7 of the 12-week Information Security Management blog series) Thinking of information security as a single project can result in an ineffective security program that fails to properly address both …
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(Post 5 of the 12-week Information Security Management blog series) If your organization conducts business within a few industries, there are federal laws and regulations that require the protection of sensitive …
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(Post 3 of the 12-week Information Security Management blog series) Vulnerabilities, threats, and risk are three critical terms to understand in order to properly protect one’s information. These are terms …
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