by Dan Callahan | Oct 31, 2019 | blog, Cyber Security |
I was on a Slack Ask Me Anything (AMA) this week with Phil Stupak, a cybersecurity consultant who knows his stuff. One of Phil’s key messages was to encourage everyone to organize your cybersecurity work with CIS Controls. (Yoiu can find them here.) We recently used...
by Dan Callahan | Sep 26, 2019 | blog, Cyber Security, Phishing, security, Social engineering |
Does this situation sound familiar? You’ve moved email to the cloud (yeah!). You’d like to move your servers and applications to the cloud as well, but the task seems daunting. Before you could use Azure Migrate it was challenging to answer these questions: Will my...
by Dan Callahan | Aug 28, 2019 | blog, Cyber Security, Phishing |
Challenge: How to Foster Security Training Engagement If you’ve been following along (and we know you have!), you’ve heard us stress the importance of security training for staff as a component of your cybersecurity posture. (If you want to know more, click here.) But...
by Jackie Bilodeau | Aug 22, 2019 | blog, Cyber Security, MacArthur Foundation, security, TAG |
If you work in philanthropy and are not already a member, you’re still probably familiar with the Technology Affinity Group (TAG). Their mission is to promote the power of technology in philanthropy. In 2019, TAG put a singular focus on cybersecurity, addressing...
by Tim Haight | Aug 7, 2019 | ., blog, Cyber Security, security, security expert |
Like so much of our lives, the world of cybersecurity is in information overload. Computer security has become big business. In 2018, the U.S. Council of Economic Advisors reported that, “malicious cyber activity cost the U.S. economy between $57 billion and $109...
by Dan Callahan | Jul 18, 2019 | blog, Cyber Security, security |
I was conducting some security training last week, where I focused on how to spot phishing messages. Maybe that meant that I had my phishing “radar” on high. Whatever, the reason, I was a bit surprised when I received two different messages that were easy to spot as...
