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Educating Remote Employees: Passwords

As employees adjust to their remote working environments and cybercriminals increasingly look to exploit this drastic change, providing continued awareness training is critical. Remind your staff of your organization’s password policy and share theses best practices...

Article Compliance

Business Continuity – Processing Payments Remotely

There is no better time than now to confirm which merchants are collecting payments, and how that is being done, to ensure their efforts to provide customer service are not leaving your organization exposed.

Article Incident Response

Incident Response: Key Players in a Tabletop Exercise

Gathering everyone in one room for a discussion-based tabletop exercise can be a good way to test your plan and verify that all appropriate staff members understand their individual roles and responsibilities.

Article Ransomware

To Pay or Not to Pay? Ransomware Attacks Targeting Cities and Universities

Is your organization an easy target for ransomware? If your systems were attacked, are you confident you could restore all data and services in a timely manner?

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Cybersecurity Checklist

Following these cybersecurity best practices can significantly reduce the risk of becoming a victim of a security breach.

Article Cybersecurity

MFA on Campus

An analysis of recent breaches will show that if there had been additional authentication factors, many of the breaches probably wouldn’t have happened.

Article Compliance

Social Media – Defining Acceptable Use on Campus

Should employees be banned from accessing social media sites while at work? Should you be keeping track of what staff and faculty are posting and tweeting? Are they able to freely post anything on their social networks? What if it is information that pertains to your organization?

Article NIST Framework

NIST SP 800-171 Framework Series: Access Control

Who has access, or rather who should have access, to your organizational systems and data? Organizations that handle personally identifiable information or other sensitive information types must take extra steps to ensure access to that information is closely controlled.

Article NIST Framework

Visitor Management

Social engineering attacks target unsuspecting staff and continue to be one of the most successful techniques for gaining access to sensitive systems and information. By claiming to be an employee or vendor with official-looking credentials, criminals can coax information from employees or gain physical access to systems.

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