Sep 9, 2022 | Disaster Recovery, Security Testing
While you may not be able to prevent or even expect disaster, it’s wise to be prepared before it strikes in order to minimize the impact and downtime. The cost of downtime is likely higher than you would expect.Unfortunately, disaster planning is a skill that can’t be...
Dec 15, 2020 | Security Testing
Are you confident that your network is 100% secure? Are there old user accounts with administrative access still active? Have all of your security patches been applied? Even to printers, access points and other IoT devices? Following these practices can be critical...
Jul 10, 2020 | Cyber Awareness, NIST CSF, Security Testing
Experts vs Novices In a recent report by Hiscox, 5,569 professionals responsible for their organization’s cyber security strategy were surveyed. Of which, 59% were from companies with less than 250 employees (SMBs). In terms of cyber readiness, 64% of the respondents...
Jun 26, 2020 | Security Testing
The Common Flu Individuals have unfortunately become far too accustomed to security breaches, disregarding them like the common flu. Often, the remedy appears to be free credit monitoring for the affected. But the real threat is lost in that perception of safety and a...
Mar 22, 2019 | Security Testing
THE 411 ON PENETRATION TESTING Organizations everywhere are being asked to build a stronger security posture to protect their company data. There are many aspects to doing this and they are different for every organization. One way to determine the gaps in your...
Jan 3, 2019 | Security Testing
We often hear from small business owners that they had either never heard of a network security study or they haven’t had one recently. If you can relate, you should keep on reading.A network security study is a helpful guide that will give you valuable insight...
