Posted on 09.04.19 by Mark Towler
In our computerized world, things tend to be reduced to binary as often as possible. 1 or 0. On or Off. Positive or Negative. Access Granted or Access Denied. That shouldn't always be the case.
Posted on 09.03.19 by Dan Franciscus
In enterprise environments, you will usually find an array of different Windows operating systems, hardware and of course software. Typically, machines are managed and configured with group policy and SCCM, or perhaps other more modern methods like Chef or Puppet. One of...
Posted on 08.29.19 by Jeff Edwards
By now, you should know that controlling access to sensitive files, devices, tools, and network areas is of utmost importance in cybersecurity, but you should also know that it’s not enough to simply control how users access resources. It’s equally important to be able...
Posted on 08.29.19 by Mark Towler
A month ago we told you how MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication) is an essential part of your encryption strategy. This month we’re letting someone else tell you the same thing for even more confirmation.
Posted on 08.28.19 by Greg Mooney
APIs are becoming a huge part of how healthcare organizations provide better care to patients. But what about the security concerns with APIs?
Posted on 08.27.19 by Greg Mooney
Nobody does IT security better than you and your InfoSec team. You developed a strategic plan that prevents most breaches, and for those that do slip by your perimeter defenses, you have a great tactical plan to identify and mitigate attacks as quickly as possible....
Posted on 08.20.19 by Mark Towler
Security policies are prone to change, and you need to keep your users up-to-date on those changes so that they won't violate the terms of the policy, but doing so is often easier said than done.
Posted on 08.20.19 by Sherwood Stranieri
In the 2018-2020 timeframe, the rollout of GDPR in the EU is having an impact on companies worldwide, thanks to its legislative reach beyond the EU’s borders. But companies also have to content with a wave of new data privacy legislation in the US, UK, China, and many...
Posted on 08.19.19 by Dan Franciscus
Recently at the Microsoft Build conference, it was announced that there is a new Windows terminal that can be used as an alternative to cmd of PowerShell, called Windows Terminal.
Posted on 08.16.19 by Jeff Edwards
If you're using secure file transfer tools, chances are you're security conscious. Maybe you're working in a highly-regulated industry, or perhaps you don't want your company on the front page of the newspaper for getting hacked. Whatever the case, if you're securing...
