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Insights From a Female Network Engineer
I realized that being a woman was actually a strength rather than a weakness. I feel it has allowed me to bring a unique perspective and way of thinking to networking problems and to the culture of our team.
Read MoreThe Importance of Technical Documentation
What do you think of when you hear technical documentation? Are you thinking of manuals? How-to guides? Endless papers of technical blueprints? Technical documentation is much more than this—it is about helping customers and engineers effectively and efficiently solve issues that come up.
Read MoreHow to Reduce Risk After Sensitive Data is Leaked
The constant onslaught of data breaches is so exhausting that the term “breach fatigue” has emerged in recent years to describe the public’s growing sense of burnout. While the problem of data breaches can seem overwhelming, the good news is that there are steps every organization can take to reduce risk to their communities, even after a breach.
Read MoreSystems vs. Software
Finding an out-of-the-box software to resolve gaps in your current cyber security state appears easy. The hard part is ensuring the systems and people are in place to do the work.
Read MoreChoosing the Right MSP
To understand how your Managed Services Provider (MSP) stacks up from a security standpoint, here are some levels, observations, and questions to identify what you may currently have.
Read MoreCloud Conversation: An Engineering Perspective
Migrating to or already in the cloud? Read the recap or watch the recording of our recent engineer-led conversation about securing the cloud and improving environments.
Read MoreDIY Security: Know When to Call in Experts
Deciding between keeping IT security tasks in-house or relying on a partner with specialized expertise, can be compared to managing home improvement projects. There are many things you can try to repair using the Do-It-Yourself approach. If everything goes just right, you might save yourself some money, and hopefully, you’ve got time left over to relax. But what if everything goes wrong?
Read MoreWhy Network Security?
Take a moment and think about your company’s network as your home. In our houses, we go to great length to secure ourselves—doorknob locks, deadbolts, smart locks. Now look at your corporate network, how do you feel about the front door of your network? Does it give you the same sense of security that the front door of your home does? This is why we need network security.
Read MoreWhy Scientists Should Care About Security
Once ransomware is resident on a system, it can be a simple money collection exercise or a means to an end to capture intellectual property. Lost intellectual property may allow an organization in another country to leap forward and deliver your discoveries.
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