by Christine Thome | Jan 9, 2019 | mobile threats, Security
Originally published in PC World, December 18, 2018, by Brett Raphael, Managing Director of Australia & New Zealand, CrowdStrike Gartner’s latest global forecast for spending on information security products and services shows spending across the world is set to...
by Paul Comfort | Jul 16, 2018 | Infrastructure, mobile threats, Security
Twenty years ago, if you mentioned spam and phishing in the same sentence, one would assume you were enjoying some time on the lake and a sandwich made from canned meat. In today’s IT world, those words have much more menacing meanings (although the canned meat...
by Christine Thome | Jul 3, 2018 | mobile threats, Security
Chances are you’d be more inclined to open and act on an email from a colleague, friend or someone you know as opposed to someone you don’t. Cybercriminals know this, which is why they are sending attacks to your friends and colleagues—from your email account....
by Tom Addair | Nov 23, 2015 | mobile threats, Networking, Security
I was catching up on some tech related news stories after a hectic 2 weeks of professional service engagements when I came across discussion of a New York Times article (archived version in the link; NYT allegedly pulled the original article after some negative...
by Tom Addair | Oct 19, 2015 | mobile threats, Security, Uncategorized
Scott Cunningham of the Interactive Advertising Bureau (otherwise known as the IAB, the largest collective of online advertisers responsible for ~85% of United States online ads,) made quite an interesting blog post a few days ago. In this post, he reveals some...
by Rob Oddo | Oct 15, 2015 | mobile threats, Networking, Security
While many security companies struggle to keep pace with the thousands (or even millions) of new vulnerabilities each year, Palo Alto Networks focuses on the techniques utilized with these exploits. With this approach, Palo Alto extends their advanced Zero-Day...
