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Recent Articles from Carl Mazzanti
TECH INTELLIGENCE: On the hunt
Bad actors are developing deadly new attack methods, with new tools that evade traditional cybersecurity detection and protection methods.
TECH INTELLIGENCE: No more training wheels
When someone gets behind a laptop or other digital device: there are no guardrails, no cyber-highway instructors to help a user learn the ropes. Trained cybersecurity experts, however, can help protect your organization from online threats.
TECH INTELLIGENCE: Stand your ground
This strategy to protect yourself against cyber attacks involves partnering with a cybersecurity provider who will use training and technology to safeguard your systems and data.
TECH INTELLIGENCE: Turn by turn
For business owners, keeping up with cybersecurity and other compliance matters can seem like maneuvering through a maze, thanks to the proliferation of new rules. Here are the top six compliance mistakes organizations make, and solutions to avoid them.
TECH INTELLIGENCE: The dark side
Artificial intelligence is a major advancement. However, in the rush to use this new technology, important security issues may be ignored.
TECH INTELLIGENCE: Ban the bots
These automated programs perform tasks over a network. Many people ignore them – until their applications get infected. However, a trustworthy cybersecurity provider can warn you before these threats become a problem.
TECH INTELLIGENCE: A different kind of bad date
Microsoft Office 365's Free/Busy feature offers relief for time-pressed executives and others who have to juggle multiple meetings and appointments. But it also introduces significant cybersecurity considerations.
TECH INTELLIGENCE: Staying dry
Cloud migration is a must for businesses that embrace innovation and efficiency. However, it can unfortunately also open a digital door for nation-states and other bad actors.
TECH INTELLIGENCE: Performance review
For many small- and medium-sized businesses, the role of the third-party information technology vendor is critical. But as your business has grown, has your IT vendor kept up?
TECH INTELLIGENCE: Setting priorities
Some IT support services providers know that cybersecurity involves more than just technology. A comprehensive approach to digital defense also accounts for human behavior, since cyber criminals often exploit people to carry out their attacks.
TECH INTELLIGENCE: Secure portal
Businesses and organizations use big data and data analytics to enhance personalized services and boost revenue. But keeping big data secure is a tough job.
TECH INTELLIGENCE: QR, Q.E.D.
Businesses love email, because it is a fast, inexpensive communication tool. But cyber criminals love it too, because for them, email can represent an efficient, inexpensive attack vector.
