We were thrilled and honored to be invited to participate in a cybersecurity panel hosted by the Arlington Chamber of Commerce alongside Arlington’s Economic Development BizLaunch initiative on Wednesday, January 29th, 2020.
Cybersecurity for SMB: risks, trends and best practices
Cybersecurity is a critical part of every business’ operational durability. Without attention to it, an attack can be crippling. We recommend business owners and managers view cybersecurity as an investment, rather than a sunk cost, as it pays in dividends of business continuity and resilience.
Anatomy of a business cybersecurity breach illustrated in three example incident scenarios
Business operators are rightfully fearful of cybersecurity breaches. They can cause irreversible reputational harm, leave trade secrets and work product exposed as well as create financial and legal risks. But just how does a cybersecurity breach occur and what does the process look like? Let’s take a closer look.
The criticality of preventive maintenance to business cybersecurity and IT continuity
We all know that awful feeling when technology isn’t working as we expect, or worse yet, we suspect our security has been breached. It sparks anxiety, frustration and even impulsive decision making. But just how did we get to such an unpleasant place?
Domain name service security changes strongly recommended
As the Internet has grown, so has reliance on DNS (domain name service). There are 149,657,691 domain names that end in .com registered right now. The growing usage of domains and their importance for reputation (web) and communication (email) means security and functionality are paramount.