Mar 7, 2020 | Artificial Intelligence, Asset Management, Attack Vectors, Best Practices, Biometrics, Business, CEO, Clearview AI, credential stealing, Critical data, Cybercrime, Cybersecurity, Data, Data Assets, data sharing, Data Storage, Databases, Executives, Facial Recognition, Facial Recognition, Hackers, Hacking, Hacking, Hacks, Images, industrial espionage, Information Technology, Intellectual Property Theft, Internet, Nationstates, Online, Organized Crime, Patches, Patching, Patents, Photo Database, Privacy, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Security, Security, Security Alerts, Software, Software Manufacturers, Technology, Technology, Third-Party, third-world, Updates, Updates
Hackers Target Large Databases It was only a matter of time! The tiny start-up Clearview AI developed an algorithm that utilized a three billion image database that could end your ability to walk down the street anonymously. They provided it to worldwide law...
Feb 29, 2020 | Applications, Applications, Asset Management, Attack Vectors, Audit Logs, audit logs, Best Practices, Big Tech, Business, Cloud, Cloud, Cloud Vendors, Compliance, Computers, Corporate Reputation, credentials, Cyber breaches, Cyber Liability, Cybercrime, Cybersecurity, Data Assets, Data Storage, Employees, Executives, Hackers, Hacking, industrial espionage, Organized Crime, Patches, Patching, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Security, Security, Security Alerts, Software, Technology, Third - Party, Third-Party, Updates
Businesses in Danger: Data Transfer between Cloud Apps The cloud has been sold to businesses as an inexpensive alternative to having dedicated servers on-site but the big drawback is that you know longer have control of the data. I constantly have to explain to...
Feb 29, 2020 | Attack Vectors, Best Practices, Business, Cloud, Cloud Vendors, Compliance, Corporate Reputation, Cyber Liability, Cybercrime, Cybersecurity, Data Assets, Databases, Fines and Penalties, Hackers, Hacking, Legal, Liability, Market Value, Patching, Privacy, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Regulatory Compliance, Security, Security, Security Alerts, Technology, Third - Party, Third-Party, Threats, Unsecured, Updates
Businesses Must Understand The Intricacies of Cloud Security It does not matter the size of the organization or the complexity of the operations businesses have been sold on the idea that “the cloud” is the answer. For MGM Resorts they found out that the data they...
Feb 29, 2020 | Apple, Apple, Attack Vectors, Best Practices, Big Tech, Cybercrime, Cybersecurity, Hackers, Hacking, iMac, iPad, Laptops, Mac Pro, MacBook, Malware, Patching, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Security, Security, Security Alerts, Security First, Tablet, Technology, Updates
Malware on Macs: Not as Bad as the Headlines Might Lead You to Believe Apple designs their computers with a security-first mindset but that does not mean that they are not able to be compromised by enterprising cybercriminals. Although, just like with all news...
Feb 29, 2020 | Asset Management, Best Practices, Business, Cable Companies, Cloud, Cloud Vendors, Computers, Cyber breaches, Cyber Insurance, Cybercrime, Cybersecurity, CyberTraining, Data, Data Assets, Data Brokers, data sharing, Data Storage, Databases, Domain Name Service, Email, Employees, Executives, Financial, Future Workforce, Generation-Y, Hackers, Hacking, Hacks, Incident Response, Information Technology, Insider Threat, Internet, Internet Service Providers, IoT, Jobs, Liability, Machine Learning, Malware, Malware, MFA, Nationstates, Networking, Open Source, Organized Crime, Password Managers, Passwords, Phishing, predictive algorithms, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Ransomware, Regulation, Regulatory Compliance, Security, Security, Security Assessments, Shadow-IT, Software As A Service, Technology, Technology, Unsecured, Web Tools, Zero-Day
All Businesses are Tech Businesses – Like it or Not The world of information is remaking businesses with new technologies turning all businesses into technology companies like it or not. Companies who continue to believe that they are not technology companies...
Feb 22, 2020 | Best Practices, Business, Business Email Compromise, Corporate Reputation, Cyber breaches, Cyber Liability, cyberattacks, Cybercrime, Employees, Financial, Hackers, Human Element, Intellectual Property Theft, Nationstates, Networking, Organized Crime, Patching, Phishing, Privacy, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Security, Security, Security Alerts, Technology, Threats, Updates, Vulnerabilities
1.77 Billion – That is how much Businesses lost last year to Business Email Compromises One of the most significant cybersecurity dangers to Businesses is known as Business Email Compromise attacks. These types of attacks are carried out by cybercriminals and...
