VMware reinventing itself
NetworkWorld posted an article about VMware continuing to reinvent itself. Neal Weinberg writes about the dilemmas VMware is facing and what it is doing to face those dilemmas head on.
The importance of cybersecurity consultants
As we approach the end of the first quarter of 2019, many cybersecurity professionals are trying to predict what new threats could emerge in the remainder of the year. Many believe that phishing will still remain the top threat vector out there, but its growing levels of sophistication and covertness will greatly expand as the year goes on. It’s becoming much more difficult to tell the difference between a spoofed and an authentic website.
Cybersecurity training: An increasingly valuable investment
Cybersecurity Ventures, the world’s leading researcher and publisher covering the global cyber economy, reports that cybercrime will more than triple the number of job openings over the next five years, and there will be 3.5 million cybersecurity job openings by 2021.
The three types of cloud platforms
Our last post examined the top five advantages of using the Cloud, and what it means to your business as well as bottom line. In this blog, we review three various Cloud Deployment Models:
Scammers Are Getting More Clever
Many people think they are exempt from being scammed; however, that is not the case! Scammers are becoming more and more clever in their schemes, and we all need to become more aware of these hurtful practices. No one is safe when it comes to falling victim to scams. Krebs on Security discusses how many industry professionals are getting tricked by scammers through phone calls in his blog titled “Voice Phishing Scams Are Getting More Clever.”
A new introduction to virtualization course
The IT Infrastructure, as we know it today, is quickly moving away from being an “On Premises” model to a Cloud-based model. The benefits of the Cloud are obvious, such as fixed and affordable pricing, scalability, on demand products and services, etc. A critical component of any Cloud platform is that of “Virtualization.”
An FBI warning on ATM cashout attack
Brian Krebs, on his blog Krebs on Security, shares a warning to all consumers; the FBI has warned banks of an “unlimited operation” run by cyber criminals.
Data loss prevention – Part 2
Our last post examined the important concepts of what Data Loss Prevention (DLP) is. In this post, we now examine the required controls that are needed to safeguard these datasets, as well as the important features you need to look out for as you pick a particular DLP solution for your business.
Trends in online education in 2018
Online education is continually growing in the United States. Many experts have conducted research on the progression and direction of online education. USNews reported on this flexible alternative to traditional college courses by stating four trends that students should watch out for in 2018.
Avoiding card skimmers at the pump
Many of us have heard of fuel dispensers being a target for card-skimming devices. Brian Krebs wrote a post on his blog “Krebs on Security” on how to avoid these card skimmers, and he uses the San Antonio Police Department as a source for tips. Some of these tips include using only new fuel dispensers that have a horizontal card slot accompanied by a raised metal keypad and using only credit cards at the pump. To read the rest of his great post, check out the link above.