Many of us use password managers and some of us use multi-factor authentication apps and, in many cases, that app lives on your phone. But what happens if your phone breaks, gets dropped in the toilet or run over by your car? What do you do then? I learned some things today and have some questions for you to think about.
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Recently the communications technology firm Twillio was hacked and a number of their customer’s accounts were compromised. Among those compromised was the account of the secure messaging app Signal. While this is not good, Signal spent a lot of effort baking in security by design. Learn about what they did and why those efforts towards…
I came across a recent survey that said that the vast majority of companies still don’t provide centrally managed password managers or require that they be used. Learn why this is a problem and what you should do about it. Audio Video
The shared responsibility model is the way that cloud service providers reduce their risk if something bad happens. For the most part, unless you have an unusual contract with your cloud service provider, if something bad happens, it is your problem. If you have not planned for this, you could be in deep yogurt. Learn…
Log4j is a bug in a software library used by millions of programs that seems to defy being fixed. Even though the developers have patched it 4 times in the matter of a week or two, the bugs keep coming. And now we are finding derivatives of the original bug in other pieces of unrelated…
Most defense contractors have been complaining about the lack of specificity of how to protect controlled technical information or CTI. DoD has just released instructions clarifying the rules around protecting CTI. Learn more here.
In light of recent events here in Colorado, now would be a good time to make sure you are backing up all of your information. In the case in Colorado, the Marshall fire destroyed over a thousand homes and damaged several hundred others in the middle of suburbia in less than a day. None of…
