2026 NDAA Makes Important Changes to CPARS

While far from perfect, we have made a lot of progress in protecting, especially corporate users, from email scams. The evidence is that it is far from perfect, but it is on everyone’s radar. Even though we have not fully protected ourselves from email scams, it is getting harder for the scammers to pull off….

This week’s security news includes: Country that bombs children (Russia) pleads for cyber treaty at UN President warns businesses to prepare for Russian cyberattacks Cisco Thousand Eyes Internet status dashboard HP reports vulnerabilities in 250 printer models Mesa County, Colorado Clerk and Deputy indicted on multiple felony counts related to election security Big Russian meat…

4,294,967,296 to 1 – It is NOT a Fair Fight Made in Beijing White House issues EO on digital assets BNP Paribas Blocks its Russian Team from Their Systems APC Patches Bugs That Could Allow a Hacker to Remotely do a HALT AND CATCH FIRE Microsoft Patches Yet Another Exchange Server Remote Code Execution Flaw…

The last piece of the CMMC puzzle, the publication of the CMMC DFARS rules has happened.  It appeared in the federal register at 12:01 AM this morning.  It goes into effect on November 10th and you should expect to see this updated DFARS clause(s) appear in RFPs and contracts after that date.  Existing contracts won’t…

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This time, this is actually NOT click bait. Research shows that a third of all attacks exploit a known vulnerability for which there is a patch available but not installed. This time, it is believed that Russian hackers exploited this, stole data and shared it with the cartels. So that they could kill people that…