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Defending Against Ransomware
I don’t manage production systems at Redgate, and I’ve not seen us have any disruption in the access to systems across the last few years. At a number of events, however, I’ve spoken to friends that have told me about … Continue reading
Remote Data Challenges
With many of us working remotely now, security is going to be a concern for many organizations. While some might have company provided hardware, many of us will use our personal equipment to connect to data and systems. This brings … Continue reading
Mongodb Encryption
The last decade has seen a number of new database platforms get implemented in a variety of organizations. Most of the newer popular platforms have been NoSQL (Not Only SQL) products, and one of the first that became quite popular … Continue reading
Hiding Data Isn’t Always Easy
There is an article about redacting data in a report done poorly. A consulting firm hired by Frontier Communications wrote a report and redacted lots of information. However, they apparently didn’t do a good job as all the information they … Continue reading