by Nate Lord, Digital Guardian, May 22, 2017 19 security professionals and business leaders share their top tips for protecting unstructured data. From the contents of emails to intellectual property, business plans, proprietary training documentation, and much more, most enterprises manage vast amounts of unstructured data containing valuable and sensitive information. The sheer volume of unstructured […]
by Esther Shein, Contributing Writer, enterprise.net, April 24, 2017 When you adopt cloud services, some of your data is inevitably out of your direct control. Here’s what you need to know. By now, moving at least some business processes to the cloud is not a question of if but when. So how do you keep […]
by Ericka Chickowski, Contributing Writer, Dark Reading, March 31, 2017 In-cabin laptop ban and requirements to unlock devices for border patrol could have enterprises revisiting their on-device data policies. The new travel ban enacted by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security for laptops in the cabin of flights from certain countries may have corporate risk […]
by Kayla Canne, Sun Chronicle Staff, March 4, 2017 James Lang, a selectman candidate before he was eliminated in February’s preliminary election, was caught with Facebook posts disparaging Muslims. He apologized, told The Sun Chronicle he would quit the race, and shut down his Facebook page. Two days later, Selectman Paul Belham was found with […]
by Garrett Reim, Los Angeles Business Journal, January 27, 2017 INTERNET: Startups look to satellites for higher security. Cloud Constellation Corp. has a far-flung idea. As businesses and governments consider ways to protect data in light of increased cyberattacks and surveillance, the startup is offering them a chance to put their information out of reach […]
by Nate Lord, Digital Guardian, January 10, 2017 Data Protection experts weigh in with tips on securing intellectual property in its many forms. Intellectual property is often among an organization’s most valuable assets, yet it’s also vulnerable to threat and compromise, particularly the vast amounts of intellectual property stored electronically today. Intellectual property can take […]
by Alan R. Earls, TechTarget, SearchSecurity, November 16, 2016 Members of the board must be ready to defend their fiduciary decisions, corporate policies, compliance actions and, soon, cybersecurity preparedness. Pity the corporate board. Not that long ago, many boards of directors had a relatively sleepy existence, proffering guidance from time to time, but actually taking action only […]
As smartphones continue to increase in popularity, people can find USB charging stations in almost any location. From airports to malls, businesses are offering their customers a convenient way to keep a full charge. Without much thought, most people are quick to plug their devices into any random USB port that they might find, but […]
In response to a recent query about security pitfalls surrounding social media, Jonathan Shuffler and I came up with the following tips and best practices: When setting account security questions, do not use real answers. A lot of security questions ask publicly available information, e.g., What is your favorite sports team? An attacker would need only […]
Since 1994, SystemExperts has been helping companies see the big picture and design solutions to meet their comprehensive security needs. We over-deliver and provide unmatched personal attention, distilling problems to their root causes and recommending what’s appropriate for every client.
