Category: Security

Sep 25, 2014

Bring Your Own Disaster

Mobile devices certainly carry the potential to make for a more efficient workforce. Unfortunately, the employees think they know more

Sep 17, 2014

What is the Right Pentest Frequency?

We are frequently asked this question by our clients and friends. Fortunately, ZDNet has a good post to help answer

Sep 16, 2014

Should You Use a Password Manager?

Like a lot of security professionals, I believe that you should use complex passwords and a different password for each

Sep 15, 2014

Google’s Security Focus

There is something about the image of kicking a hornet’s nest. You probably realize it was a really bad decision

Sep 11, 2014

Change Your E-Mail Password

Another day, another data breach. This time, it appears that that five million user IDs and passwords have been posted

Sep 10, 2014

Don’t Forget About Patch Tuesday

Well, it’s Wednesday now and hopefully you have installed all your Windows patches for patch Tuesday. There are a lot

Sep 04, 2014

How iCloud Really Works

The Register came out blasting Apple for their lame excuse saying that if the celebrities had used two-factor authentication their

Sep 03, 2014

Should you Trust the Cloud?

It’s a question that gets asked a lot. The latest news has Apple and the FBI investigating a hacking incident,

Aug 26, 2014

Another Ransomware Variant

There are some real nasty versions of malware out there. SC Magazine is reporting that a variant of the Reveton

Aug 25, 2014

Beware of Keyloggers

Will somebody please listen? We’ve given hundreds of CLEs where we warn the attendees about the dangers of using computers

Aug 22, 2014

A Blow to BYOD?

I’ve never been a fan of BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) and see it as Bring Your Own Disaster. One

Aug 19, 2014

Update to Botched Windows Patch

Yesterday I mentioned that there are reports of BSOD events after installing a recent Microsoft patch. InfoWorld is now reporting