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March 21, 2017

Four Steps For Better Security Adoption

Categories Leadership, Tech for Non-Tech

Education drives security apoption There is a plethora of articles on security adoption and the end user. Security companies have coined terms such as Human Firewall to stress the importance of vigilance of security in your company. But, it seems that there remains in a disconnect in how important cybersecurity is. We must bridge the…Continue Reading “Four Steps For Better Security Adoption” →

March 6, 2017

Privacy Laws Must be Enacted

Categories Leadership, Tech for Non-Tech

Why We Must Protect Our Privacy We have reached an inflection point in our use of technology and how we view our privacy. Privacy laws have receded in the States while becoming more stringent in the EU. This is a byproduct of culture, with Americans being more lax about privacy than our European counterparts. Security and privacy…Continue Reading “Privacy Laws Must be Enacted” →

February 21, 2017

Tug of War: Privacy and Security

Categories Leadership, Tech for Non-Tech

The Disconnect Between Privacy and Security Anyone who has worked as a system administrator or IT in general has had a user express concern whether they can read their email, see their location, or see photos and texts. This concern reaches a crescendo when an MDM/EMM solution is on the horizon or an employee reprimanded…Continue Reading “Tug of War: Privacy and Security” →

February 8, 2017

The Updates Paradox

Categories Leadership, Tech for Non-Tech

 Why Updates Matter, and Why Users Don’t Care Every IT professional knows the importance of installing software, and Operating System (OS) updates. It is so common that Microsoft’s monthly releases are Patch Tuesday. Although minor updates occur throughout the month. Given the importance of updates it is surprising to see so few users install them….Continue Reading “The Updates Paradox” →

October 21, 2016

DDOS Attack Highlights Our Vulnerability

Categories Leadership, Tech for Non-Tech

Why we are all responsible for security, and preventing DDOS Today, we saw a widespread DDOS attack, introducing many to such an attack for the first time. Most gamers recognize such attacks on release days for Playstation Network or Xbox Live, but the average internet consumer is unaware that such attacks occur. You may recall…Continue Reading “DDOS Attack Highlights Our Vulnerability” →

October 7, 2016

How imperfect information affects customers

Categories Leadership, Tech for Non-Tech

You have boarded your flight home, musing through your tablet or book, waiting to take off. You noticed that the flight crew has finalized their check of the cabin, but you sit at the gate motionless. Three minutes, five minutes pass and you leave the gate and taxi down the runway before stopping. Five minutes,…Continue Reading “How imperfect information affects customers” →

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