The Evolution of The Hacker
If you're reading our blogs, chances are you will recall us emphasizing the fact that hackers have evolved through the years making it increasingly challenging to stay ahead of threats. Consider how much has changed since hacking began. You may recall a...
Cybersecurity BEYOND the Troposphere
Technology, much like the industrial revolution, has changed the fundamentals of how humans exist in the world. In 1712, the first example of a steam engine was invented by Thomas Newcomen. Though it wasn’t very useful, it started the revolution. It then...
What Businesses Should Know About Supply Chain Attacks
The past two years have been nothing short of chaotic, not only for the general population but also for businesses both small and large alike. Taking a trip up to the store became impossible for a while, and in some areas of the world, flat out illegal....
Are Your Teens Safe Online?
"It's 11pm and you decide to check in on your 15 year old daughter before you call it a night. As you make small talk, you realize she's fully engaged in her phone bouncing from Snapchat to Instagram to Twitter. Her phone is blowing up with snaps and you...
The American Dream
The American dream. Depending on who you talk to or even what century it is can determine what that dream looks like.
Not to Scare You but...
Covid-19. If you’re just waking up from an 18-month long nap; first off, welcome back. Secondly, you’re in for a real treat. March of 2020, we saw what most of the population would have assumed was impossible, the entire world shut down. Businesses came...
Four Risks and Solutions When Using QR Codes
If you've been out to eat in the last year, there's a high chance you saw a virtual or touchless menu option offered at a restaurant. What you saw was likely a Quick Response, or QR, code, and despite their controversial history, they've become widely...
How to Talk to Your IT Admin About Compliance
Have you ever tried bringing up compliance with an IT Admin? It usually ends up in one of two ways. The first is that the administrator’s eyes will glaze over as they begrudgingly accept their fate to add yet another responsibility onto their already...
Why FERPA Isn’t Enough to Keep Student Data Safe
The new school year marks the end of summer and while some schools are returning to in person learning, the Delta Variant has many sticking to virtual classrooms. Over the last year and a half, we learned that the education industry, like many others,...
What You Should Know About CISA’s New Joint Cyber Defense Initiative
On August 5th, at the Black Hat USA conference, newly appointed director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), Jen Easterly, called for a partnership between the government and private sectors. Officially titled the Joint Cyber...
Awareness ≠ Behavior Change
Let’s face it: the term “Security Awareness Training” has most people’s eyes glazing over on sight. For some, those words even bring about memories of past failed attempts at shifting how employees view their role in security. They are often a stark...
Our Connected World Invites Attackers, Here’s How to Keep Them Out
Today people are always online no matter the time or place. This convenience is an essential part of doing business. Constant connection does come with a cost - increased risks for cyberattacks. In business, connectivity has become a necessity you must...
