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Contributed by David Johnson In recent months, I have had a lot of conversations with my peers in IT companies around the USA.  One of those conversations was around the language used by IT professionals. The question was asked: “How … Continued

Security Alert: FBI asks all router owners to reboot now to neuter Russia’s VPNFilter malware The FBI is urging small businesses and households to immediately their home and small business reboot routers following Cisco’s report that more than 500,000 infected … Continued

Recently, the FBI issued an announcement on new guidelines to help protect against “technical support fraud,” where criminals may pose as a security, customer, or technical support representative offering to resolve such issues as a compromised e-mail or bank account, … Continued

There’s no doubt that small businesses are becoming the favorite target of hackers and organized criminal groups. There are a few critical things you can do to protect your small business. End User IT Security Awareness Training, such as what’s included … Continued

Covered entities must ensure that they have a current HIPAA BAA in place with each of their partners to maintain PHI security and overall HIPAA compliance. As healthcare data usage and collection continues to grow, and interoperability between systems, vendors, … Continued

Some bad malware hombres are out there, and we’ve got the scoop on each of them right here for you. Herbalife or “copier” file Locky variant ransomware Summary – As of 9/19, Barracuda Advanced Technology Group is monitoring an aggressive new … Continued

Equifax, one of the big three US credit bureaus, disclosed a breach affecting 143 million people, for the most part Americans. Among the information lost (and lost it was—this is a case of known unauthorized access, not merely exposure) are … Continued