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Protecting Your Digital Assets: Trust, Access, and Control
In 2020, Stradis Healthcare was supplying medical packaging at a time when getting personal protective equipment where it needed to go was critical. Then its shipping operations were disrupted. The problem wasn't ransomware or a sophisticated attack from overseas. It came from access created by someone the company had legitimately trusted. Christopher Dobbins, Stradis' former vice president of finance, had administrator access to systems containing the company's shipping info
3 days ago4 min read


The Digital Assets Your Business Depends On
Most businesses know what physical assets they own. But do they know which digital assets they depend on—and who actually controls them?
Sep 284 min read


AI Is Changing the Cost of Getting Cybersecurity Wrong
Weekly Brief | Week of September 21, 2026 The recent stories about AI systems breaking into real companies sound like the beginning of a new era of cyberattacks. But the AI systems used familiar attack techniques, and that is what should concern business leaders most. Google's Gemini reached real companies through password guessing and credentials exposed in public repositories. Anthropic has disclosed incidents involving exposed credentials, SQL injection, and security syste
Sep 213 min read


Weekly Brief | Week of September 14, 2026 | Effective Cybersecurity Takes More Than Tools
Effective cybersecurity requires more than owning security products. It requires knowing what matters, knowing how to protect it, and continuously managing and validating those protections as the business changes.
Sep 143 min read


Risk-Appropriate Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity should not be applied uniformly to every user, system, or environment. The level of protection should reflect the business value, exposure, and consequences associated with the risk.
Sep 114 min read


Smart Devices, Real Risk
Connected devices can expose far more than their primary function suggests. The relevant question is not whether a device is inherently dangerous, but what it reveals, what it can reach, and how its risk changes with the environment around it.
Sep 113 min read


5 Tips for Cyber-Safe Holidays
1. Engage in Safe Online Shopping If you plan on online shopping during the holidays, consider creating a free email address for...
Nov 29, 20221 min read


Free Trial: EDR Affordable to SMB's
Do you believe Cyber-Security is only attainable by large organizations? Nope - Market Leading End-Point-Detection and Response is now...
Jan 10, 20221 min read


Mitigate now: Another CRITICAL Vulnerability Discovered in Solar Winds Orion Platform
Orion has published a networking monitoring tool with fixes for four security vulnerabilities, counting two weaknesses that could be...
Mar 30, 20211 min read


March Comes in Like a Lion for Hackers
Microsoft Exchange On Tuesday, March 2, 2021, Microsoft released patches for very serious Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerabilities,...
Mar 11, 20212 min read


Mitigate immediately: Microsoft Exchange Zero-Vulnerability
Chinese APT Group Hafnium has not only gained persistent system access into files and mailboxes, but also to credentials stored on...
Mar 9, 20211 min read


Microsoft Exchange Zero-Day Vulnerability: 30,000 servers hit - request mitigation assistance now!
Microsoft Exchange Zero-Day Vulnerability: 30,000 servers already hit - request mitigation assistance now! Microsoft has warned that...
Mar 8, 20211 min read


What will 2021 bring? Are you ready?
2020: Zoombombing, fraud, data breaches, Solarwinds. Is your organization prepared?
Mar 5, 20211 min read
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