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ByadminMany companies allow, encourage and/or require employees to use personally owned devices. While it seems that, at least in the short term, this is a money saving and morale boosting move, in the long term, it may be an existential threat to the company. In this post we are going to use one company who…
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Security News Update for January 4, 2026
ByadminWelcome back; Hopefully 2026 will be a safer year. This week’s news includes;
Impact of Cybersecurity on Mergers and Acquisitions
ByadminWe often get asked about how a seller’s cybersecurity practices impact business valuation and related to that, how a lack of cybersecurity due diligence on the part of the buyer impacts overall risk. Here are two very public examples of that; one favorable to the buyer, the other favorable to the seller. If you are…
Banking Social Engineering Scams are Alive and Well
ByadminThe easiest way for hackers to steal your money is to get you to help them do it. We are seeing attacks where the victim gets a text message supposedly from their bank about a potentially fraudulent transaction and asking the victim if it is legitimate. If the victim answers, the hacker goes into high…
Lessons to Learn from the MGM-Caesars Breach
ByadminThe breaches of both MGM and Caesars were not high tech; they were pure social engineering attacks. That means that you can harden your company and your information likely for very little money. While this is early in the game, there are some easy lessons to learn here. Here are some key takeaways from the…
Risks Around Open Source Software
ByadminEveryone uses it. Including me. But free doesn’t mean bug free and it also doesn’t mean malware free, as Amazon recently learned. Learn more.