No matter who you are or what you have stored electronically, there are easy steps you can take to shore up the security of your infrastructure. Whether you are protecting company secrets, customer information, or product-design plans, there are many ways to enhance IT security.
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From consumers to businesses to governments, everyone wants to be assured that their digital information is protected from unauthorized access, corruption, or theft. But how do you stay a step ahead of cybercriminals who are determined to gain access?
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It's a security-focused world these days. Many of us are still working remotely — if not full time, at least partially — and this opens up a lot of new avenues for malfeasance from the hacker community. As a senior systems engineer, I understand the vital importance of properly balancing security with productivity. If you talk to our security engineers they would say they prefer a locked-down, zero-access policy, but that's not going to work in a real-world scenario.
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If your company is a government contractor or subcontractor, you may be wondering what is going on with the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC).
Cybersecurity awareness month has come to a close and all throughout October, Kelser was helping to bring attention to this issue. Our cybersecurity tips of the day on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn helped attract the attention of NBC Connecticut and FOX 61.
With data breaches in the news every day, most organizations have shored up their cybersecurity efforts. In spite of that, many have overlooked a key element: physical security.
