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Digital Signage Content Management Software from Onelan Updated

CMS 3.4 delivers improved efficiency, functionality and security updates for enterprise deployments.

January 30, 2019 Lisa Montgomery Leave a Comment

CMS 3.4 delivers improved efficiency, functionality and security updates for enterprise deployments.

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Cyber Risk Management: 5 Important Considerations

While there is no magic bullet, these 5 elements are critical to your cyber risk management strategy.

January 21, 2019 Paul Konikowski Leave a Comment

While there is no magic bullet, these 5 elements are critical to your cyber risk management strategy.

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The Unique Dangers of Access Control Technology Cybersecurity

An ethical hacker explains how the cybersecurity concerns of access control technology are often overlooked, and why that’s so dangerous for organizations.

January 16, 2019 Jonathan Blackwood Leave a Comment

An ethical hacker explains how the cybersecurity concerns of access control technology are often overlooked, and why that’s so dangerous for organizations.

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New California Law to Increase Cybersecurity of Personal Devices

Starting in 2020, devices created in California will have better security. But, holes in the new law might keep decision makers guessing.

December 26, 2018 TechDecisions Staff Leave a Comment

Starting in 2020, devices created in California will have better security. But, holes in the new law might keep decision makers guessing.

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Lenovo Pays $7.3 Million to Settle Privacy Dispute

Lenovo recently settled a class action lawsuit in which they were accused of pre-installing adware on 750,000 computers.

December 20, 2018 Sam Harton Leave a Comment

Lenovo recently settled a class action lawsuit in which they were accused of pre-installing adware on 750,000 computers.

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Expel MDR for Kubernetes, cloud

Leading The Way in Discussions for National Privacy Laws

With the massive amounts of data being collected and analyzed – and a number of companies abusing the use of that data recently – is it time to introduce privacy laws to keep information safe?

December 10, 2018 Matt Dumiak Leave a Comment

With the massive amounts of data being collected and analyzed – and a number of companies abusing the use of that data recently – is it time to introduce privacy laws to keep information safe?

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Proofpoint CISO, CISOs cyberattack

You Think You Have Cybersecurity Woes? So Does the Military

The military is working to keep its equipment and networks safe from hackers, including its F-35 aircraft.

December 6, 2018 Jessica Messier Leave a Comment

The military is working to keep its equipment and networks safe from hackers, including its F-35 aircraft.

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Tesla might accept bitcoin

Tesla’s Powerwall 2 Keeps Electricity on During Wildfire

The Powerwall 2 recently allowed a Northern California local to be able to keep his lights on during a power outage in his area.

November 13, 2018 Sam Harton Leave a Comment

The Powerwall 2 recently allowed a Northern California local to be able to keep his lights on during a power outage in his area.

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iOS macOS vulnerabilities

Trump Illustrates Frustrations of Employee BYOD Security

President Trump reportedly uses an unsecured iPhone that leaves his conversations vulnerable to eavesdropping by foreign governments like China and Russia.

November 12, 2018 Sam Harton Leave a Comment

President Trump reportedly uses an unsecured iPhone that leaves his conversations vulnerable to eavesdropping by foreign governments like China and Russia.

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McAfee ransomware attack

Why Work with Vendors That Don’t Exhibit Cybersecurity Awareness?

If you're truly protective of your network, it's best to avoid working with vendors that don't exhibit cybersecurity awareness and don’t demonstrate cybersecurity measures in their digital interactions.

November 7, 2018 Tom LeBlanc Leave a Comment

The gateway for that cyber crime was through an HVAC contractor that worked with the retailer, Simopoulos pointed out.

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