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“DND”-R: Giving your Disaster Recovery Strategy a Dungeon Master.
Disaster Recovery (DR) has always been a very comprehensive and multi-departmental undertaking. This has only increased in connectivity in the digital age. With so many devices being connected to the network now, it is beyond
How to Stop Everyone From Stealing Your Content
Face it. Some people hate paying to watch the latest film or TV episode. Be it a lack of accessibility or a lack of funds, many people will do anything to see content for free.
App Access: Life Invasion
Life Invasion: Your Privacy A problem that has been occurring for years is finally generating concern. 77% of Americans own smart phones. Majority of those people make the mistake of allowing apps such as Facebook
The Netflix Sharing Problem
Netflix Has a Problem With Password Sharing. We have all heard the story of the college grad using his former roommate’s parents’ Netflix password. We all know the ex-boyfriend binging his favorite shows with his
The Dark Side of AI
The rise of AI is as inevitable as the next data breach. The 21st century has seen a massive resurgence in highly advanced AI usage techniques. We can now process large amounts of data in
The Top 5 Cybersecurity Myths That Need to Die
Cybersecurity myths are pervasive ideas people have about cybersecurity that weaken your cybersecurity posture. These myths often are defense mechanisms, rationalizations for apathy and inaction. It is important to dispel these myths. Otherwise, you could
Equifax was Careless With Your Data
The Cost of Carelessness Is it possible to quantify carelessness? Recent news about Equifax has shown the veracity of carelessness seen in the cybersecurity department of major corporations and countries. This year alone, we have
What is a Hacktivist?
Hacking is no longer just about breaking into a computer to steal money or data. Hackers have developed new methods of influencing policy and bringing about change. Especially with society’s heightened sense of political awareness.
