Security Risks When Using Android
Many SMBs and corporations have shied away from allowing or using Android devices in the workplace because of possible security risks. Most of the security risks involved are related to the open ...
Should Your Business Migrate to Office 365?
If you want to use your IT staff most effectively, sooner rather than later you should be considering a move to the cloud with Office 365. Smaller businesses in particular can really ...
Technology Policies All Businesses Should Have
You own a business and your business uses computers and the Internet. Do you regulate how your employees use their work computers? Should you? Can you? The answers to these questions are ...
Three Windows Server Security Tips to Stop Intruders in Their Tracks
Three Windows Server Security Tips to Stop Intruders in Their Tracks There is no end to the powerful, complicated and expensive add-ins designed to improve the security of your Windows networks. The marketplace is rife with everything from facial recognition ...
Three Easy Steps to a More Secure Windows Network
[dt_highlight color=""]Three Easy Steps to a More Secure Windows Network[/dt_highlight] Introduction Did you know that with minimal effort and with minimal to no cost, you can have a vastly more secure windows network? Let’s touch on three key security related ...
Beyond User Security and Device Controls
Going Beyond User Security and Device Controls: Three More Ways to Secure Your Network Introduction Now it is time to look beyond the user security and device controls for your network security. Let’s start with MAC
Congress or Comcast? Who gets the keys to the car?
Net neutrality refers either to the inherent necessity to ensure that all data that traverses the Internet gets treated equally (if you are “pro” neutrality), or to the inherent necessity that business that drive more data through those “tubes” pay ...
Why Firmware Is So Vulnerable to Hacking, and What Can Be Done About It
By Kim Zetter 02.24.15 | When Kaspersky Lab revealed last week that it had uncovered a sophisticated piece of malware designed to plant malicious code inside the firmware of computers, it should have surprised no one. And that’s not just ...
E-cigarettes chargers: not what they seem?
by Christina Goggi A few weeks ago, we posted an article about the security risks presented by USB devices with hacked firmware in the controllers. Now there are reports that USB threats are even more pervasive. Inexpensive USB chargers ...
Advanced Firewalling Six Easy Pieces
Introduction Modern UTM (unified threat management) firewalls provide far broader ...
