by Mike Foster | Oct 15, 2014 | Best Practices, Cyber Security, Cybersecurity, Password Safety, Security Breach
Hackers say they have 7 million Dropbox passwords. And testing of a sampling of them show that is true – but Dropbox adds that… Dropbox says that they did not suffer a password breach. Instead, some users (I hope not you) actually use the same password for their...
by Mike Foster | Sep 26, 2014 | Cybersecurity, IT Professionals, IT Virus, Security Breach, Technology
Shellshock is a bug that may exist on your servers and even your Mac. Even if you use Windows in your office, your web server may use Apache on Linux. One big problem with Shellshock is that it is very easy for attackers to exploit a system. They tell a system,...
by Mike Foster | Sep 25, 2014 | Best Practices, Security Breach, Workplace Safety, Workplace Shooter
It happens too often: An employer terminates an employee, and then the employee comes back to shoot their supervisors. There is a simple way to reduce the likelihood… If you are going to terminate someone, then if possible, do so on the afternoon before his or her day...
by Mike Foster | Aug 18, 2014 | Best Practices, Cybersecurity, IT Network, IT Professionals, IT Settings, Technology Tips, Working with IT
Executives – There is a new strategy to consider moving toward that can save you money, increase security, speed up your networks and help you get ahead of your competition. What should you do about your Cisco stocks? Even the WSJ is talking about… SDN: Software...