Employees are your lifeblood and your greatest threat
(Post 4 of the Small Business Threats blog series) Employees, every company has them. Even a sole proprietorship has at least a single employee, even if that person is also …
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3 basic types of security controls to protect your business
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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Small business can learn a thing or two from big corporate data breaches
(Post 4 of the Small Business Threats blog series) Data breaches in government and corporate industry seem to be happening more frequently. Just in the past few years major players …
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Adapting security principles for small organizations
(Post 3 of the Small Business Threats blog series) The vast majority of effort put into standardizing security best practices is focused on large organizations with what is commonly referred …
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How does protecting your property relate to cybersecurity?
(Post 2 of the Small Business Threats blog series) When thinking of cybersecurity, it is understandably easy to assume that protective measures are largely technology-focused. After all, many cybersecurity start-ups …
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The greatest cyber-threat last year, this year, and next year too
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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How Firewalls Work
A Firewall is a device or software that regulates network traffic. Many people depend on them to be the single mechanism responsible for protecting a computer or network from all …
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Is security necessary if you have nothing to hide?
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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Becoming vulnerability agnostic | CSO Online
Don’t let the constant barrage of vulnerability announcements play with your emotions and drive up your stress levels. Source: Becoming vulnerability agnostic | CSO Online
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Cybersecurity forecast for 2018
The year 2017 was ripe with news of malware, social engineering attacks, and big data breaches. The most infamous of these are the claims of state-sponsored attacks involving Russia’s interference …
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