The Last Deadline Has Passed for 23 NYCRR 500 Cybersecurity Compliance
By Seymour Bacon-May 22, 2019 -No Comments
The two-year transition period under New York’s new cybersecurity regulation ended March 1. Here’s an update and where companies
A New Cold War: How to Protect Your Company Against Nation-State Cyber-Attacks
By Seymour Bacon-May 15, 2019 -No Comments
State-sponsored hackers are targeting private organizations and there’s no sign of them stopping anytime soon In May 2017, over
4 Tips for Securing Data on the Cloud
By Seymour Bacon-May 8, 2019 -No Comments
Cloud computing may be common, but businesses of all sizes still need help navigating cloud security The cloud is
Risk Assessments as a Differentiator for MSPs and MSSPs
By Seymour Bacon-April 24, 2019 -No Comments
Managing security risks is becoming an essential part of IT management In the past, cybersecurity played a modest role
Don’t Let Trusted Vendors Become Cyber-Breach Enablers
By Seymour Bacon-April 17, 2019 -No Comments
Why your company’s business partners may be its weakest link By now, most companies have gotten the message that
What Does the New California Consumer Privacy Act Mean for Your Business?
By Seymour Bacon-April 10, 2019 -1 Comment
Stiff penalties await companies that fail to protect consumer data 2018 may go down in history as the year
6 Signs You’ve Been Hit with an APT Attack
By Seymour Bacon-April 3, 2019 -No Comments
Spot the traces of these under-the-radar threats before they steal your company’s secrets Gone are the days when cybercriminals
Why the Future of Malware is Fileless
By Seymour Bacon-March 27, 2019 -No Comments
A new kind of malware is giving hackers an edge in the war on cybercrime Fileless malware attacks are
Beating the Cybersecurity Challenge of BYOD
By Seymour Bacon-March 20, 2019 -No Comments
9 tips for protecting your business from the dangers posed by personal devices Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) is
Don’t Underestimate the Growing Threat of Cyber-Physical Attacks
By Seymour Bacon-March 13, 2019 -No Comments
The threat of physical damage to company assets – or worse, people – must be taken seriously Data breaches,
