Starting January 2019, all of the prior and new RecordVault Blogs have moved to the parent company’s website: Cyber Solutions Technologies. You can find them under the Blog tab. Please follow Rick Wielopolski’s blogs on LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter for … Continue reading →
If your company suffers a data attack, how much time will it take for you to recover? Do you think you’ll ever return to your pre-breach status quo? If you put the proper security in place, how much money will … Continue reading →
Multifactor authentication offers an additional layer of security to protect your company from the leading cause of data breach — compromised credentials. It forces users to give extra information (or factors, the F in MFA) in order to access corporate … Continue reading →
Consumers are confident they’re safe online, but hackers have proven otherwise, stealing $172 billion from 978 million consumers in 20 countries. In 2017, consumers globally reported an average loss of $142 per victim and nearly 24 hours dealing with the … Continue reading →
For a quick comparison to last year, Accenture Security surveyed thousands of executives about cybersecurity in 2017 and again in 2018. “With significant ransomware incidents like WannaCry in 2017, targeted attacks have more than doubled in the space of a … Continue reading →
Today’s security landscape is unpredictable and shifting every single day. In order to stay ahead of viruses and malware, we’ve taken a look at the new security products for both business and home use — including the best free products … Continue reading →
Every year we watch out for new viruses and evaluate how we should respond. Hackers are not single-minded in their intent. It’s not just about discovering a vulnerability and exposing data for financial gain. Sometimes it’s about disruption. Redistributing the … Continue reading →
It’s no surprise to anyone within healthcare that the industry is ripe for hackers. In second-quarter 2017, 26 percent of all observed cyberthreats were directed at healthcare organizations, making it the industry with the single highest volume of attacks. (Source: … Continue reading →
Companies across business sectors continue to move data to be stored on cloud services, rather than use in-house datacenters. Cost, speed, global scalability, productivity, performance and reliability are six of the most common reasons a cloud system works more efficiently. … Continue reading →
