Security
Your security strategy is paramount to the survival of your business. You need the right security tools in place and to remain informed about current security issues.
Can an EDR tool ever replace SCCM?
Can Tanium replace SCCM? Most security experts will not recommend it. It's possible but can cause problems especially during a Zero-Day scenario. Tanium suffers badly when dealing with remote devices.…
3 Reasons why your security strategy is failing
You can't have a security strategy that is failing. In this day and age when security is paramount, you have to be ironclad. Here are 3 ways you can improve……
Uncle SAM wants YOU to know about the millions of dollars saved
Using AppClarity gave this US federal agency much-needed insight into their software estate. They saved millions of dollars in reclaims and a way forward with their security strategy.…
Jackpotting 3: The Evolving Threat
Learn more about how Jackpotting is just a piece of the puzzle of this type of emerging threat. Prepare your business for these types of cyberattacks so you are prepared……
Security and Trust in Digital Technology part 1
Security and trust within your business should be at the top of your priority list. If you don't have tight security, you lose the trust of your customers. Learn how……
David Strom reports: Tachyon delivers fresh take on endpoint detection & response
David Strom is an industry expert on security and computer tool essentials. He has written a report evaluating Tachyon and it includes his opinion on why businesses should take a……
Jackpotting part 2: playing the odds
I began telling this story about Jackpotting and overall ATM security in my first blog post. To recap, Jackpotting is a multi-tiered attack against ATM machines with the goal of……
3 data security areas you need to evaluate
I believe that real security is transparent. Security through obscurity is all well and good if that’s the best you can do… but if you have large scale enterprise customers……
What you need to know about Jackpotting
Bottom Line: Up Front, You Lose. This advanced attack against ATM machines by third parties is a kind of electronic holdup. Unfortunately, it’s been proven successful – for the bad……