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Tag Archives: security
Losing The Security Game
It’s sad some weeks to see reports of security issues at large companies. It’s also discouraging some times when clients or friends will talk about security issues they’ve had in their organization. What’s mostly disappointing is how easy many of … Continue reading
More Network Restrictions
This past year has seen quite a rise in ransomware attacks. Certainly some big ones (Baltimore, Florida) are reported in the media, but there are lots of smaller ones that don’t make the news. As I’ve been attending some events … Continue reading
Beware, More Ransomware is Coming
Criminals seem to take advantage of anything that will allow them to gain more money, power, or notoriety. It seems in the last year that ransomware has become more prevalent and widespread in all sorts of organizations, though a number … Continue reading
Grounded
Technology has brought some challenges to travel. There is the bomb threat, of which I have no way to gauge how much of a potential problem this is on a daily basis. Certainly security at airports has changed over the … Continue reading
