People Are Your Best First Defense Teaching your people to recognize when someone is trying to pull a fast one is a hotly debated topic in security. There is value in it to be sure, but the …
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No Technology Can Replace Wetware A lot of malicious activity succeeds because it first exploits a human being, and then technology. This isn’t a call to burn your security tools, but a reminder that …
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Your City is Not Ready for Ransomware 20 (and growing) cities in Texas shut down thanks to ransomware. Baltimore taking $6M in funds from other city programs to pay for their ransomware attack. We’ve …
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A Forlorn Hope No matter how much you try to spin it, cybersecurity is a cost. You can implement cheap or even free solutions to address a wide range of problems, but there has yet to be a …
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Everyone with a Computer is a Target What you do, where you’re at, how technical or ‘sophisticated’ you are means nothing to malicious actors these days. Those might have been conditions they …
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Privacy for me but not for thee News of the fact that federal law enforcement is exploiting a little-known law (not envisioned for use in cases like this) to mine state driver’s license images and …
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