Companies don’t bother to patch. Should MSPs cut them out of decision process?
Companies continue to be exploited via Microsoft Exchange vulnerabilities due to inaction.
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New certificate program teaches cloud auditing in a multi-tenant architecture
Certificate fills a gap in the knowledge-based training market, as auditing hosted cloud services differs from traditional IT audit.
Policyholders may be the primary target in hack of cyber insurance provider CNA
In the words of one expert: “The theft of customer policies is the Sword of Damocles that has been hanging over the cyber insurance industry since its inception.”
Cheap shots: Vaccine phishing scams target employees seeking a return to the office
Use of dynamic algorithms could make these phishing schemes look like they are personalized for the recipient.
Securing the Super Bowl: Lessons in network lockdown during mega events
As the world opens up, words of warning: high-profile, short-term events require special preparation and a massive scaling up of network infrastructure and security resources.
Girl Security brings the ‘lived security experiences of diverse girls to the forefront’
In part 3 of our series spotlighting winners of the inaugural Gula Tech Foundation grant competition, we speak to Girl Security CEO Lauren Bean Buitta. She calls her job the “most important work… I’ve ever done,” empowering women in security with education, training and mentoring.
‘I vowed I was going to teach people’: NPower’s trauma-informed training nurtures digital talent
In Part 2 of a series looking at winners of the inaugural Gula Tech Foundation grant competition, we meet Robert Vaughn, head of the nonprofit’s National Instructors Institute, whose chance meeting with a stranger a gas station led to career transformation.
Cyber helped him overcome hardship. Now he’s paying it forward to the black community.
Darold Kelly Jr. is CEO of the Black Cybersecurity Association, which helps underserved individuals – especially African-Americans – land careers in cyber. He is one of three recipients of grants from the Gula Tech Foundation for increasing African American engagement in cybersecurity.
The Microsoft Exchange hack: The risks and rewards of sharing bug intel
Intel that Microsoft privately shared with security partners may have leaked to hackers. How do companies know who to trust with their secrets?
School district IT leaders grade their handling of past malware attacks
Rockford Public Schools and Rockingham County Schools learned lessons in transparency, timely incident response, access management, data redundancy and disaster recovery.
