All in security
Recent data breaches, like the Bon Secours exposure of 655,000 records, illustrate a major cyber security problem: It's not enough to have a good handle on your own security - you need to know how your partners and vendors are protecting your data as well.
Nonprofits, regardless of size are a profitable target for hackers. The reliance on volunteers, tighter purse strings, and lesser likelihood of having strong IT support makes them attractive targets. Here's how to even the odds a bit.
The Clinton email investigation does have an important takeaway, but it is not about culpability or politics. Rather it's the inherent risks of our digital behaviors and what we are doing - or not - to change them.
Ransomware is a real threat to small businesses and even individuals. There are some steps you can take to be better protected against it; and others that will make it easier for you to survive an infection. Think of it as a hostage response plan for data-napping.
Today might be a good day to take a look at our own email policies and make sure they're updated, clear, accurate and enforced. Don't have an email policy? Maybe this will help.
Public Wi-Fi is a convenience for the mobile workforce, but it's also a big risk. Here are some steps to protect yourself, your company if you have to use open Wi-Fi.
If you thought the debate over encryption and the security vs. privacy battle was over, you are wrong. This week, the Feds lowered the bar as they seek a court ruling to four Apple to comply in a NYC drug case. Really?
