President Biden’s Executive Order serves as an official and intentional first step to modernize cybersecurity defenses, especially as it relates to federal networks, and creating a more definitive response from the U.S. when incidents occur. Here are a few opportunities and challenges we see ahead!
“The Opportunities and Challenges Ahead: A Response to the Cybersecurity Executive Order “
Having the right set of IT security policies in place can help to prevent cyber-attacks and minimize risk. Check out eight key policies and procedures your organization needs today.
“Starting a new IT security policy? Consider these 8 key policies and procedures”
The SolarWinds supply chain attack rocked governments and businesses alike in late 2020. Help keep your organization safe with these three key steps.
“Three Best Practices to Prevent a Supply Chain Attack at Your Organization”
The recent release of the Interim DFARS rule has raised a lot of concern and questions among U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) contractors.
“CMMC: Expert Advice on Cybersecurity Certification Next Steps”
Three people were charged for their alleged roles in what the Department of Justice has called an attack on “one of the world’s most prolific social media platforms.” “Humans Hacking Humans: 4 Lessons from Twitter”
In the past several months, organizations were forced to quickly adapt to “the new normal” of employees working from home on personal devices, while connecting to corporate networks and accessing enterprise assets. That organizational scenario can be a compliance nightmare, assuming the associated security risk doesn’t already keep you up at night. “Security Risk
Poses Challenge to
Remote Work”
Joseph Cortese Presenting, A-LIGN Exhibiting at 2019 Florida Cyber Conference “Joseph Cortese Presenting at Florida Cyber Conference”
A 33-year-old woman recently accessed Capital One’s customer data and shared that data on a popular code-sharing website. As data breaches continue to happen almost daily, your organization should understand how breaches occur and proactively prevent unauthorized access to your user’s data. “Secure Your Network: Learning from Capital One”
The Girl Scouts of West Central Florida (GSWCF) hosted a Camp CEO STEM weekend at Florida Polytechnic University for girls in high school interested in pursuing a career in science, technology, engineering, and math. “CLIMBERS Innovate Constantly at Girl Scouts Camp CEO STEM”
Phishing scams are a serious threat to an organization, and they’re increasing in scope, complexity and number – but that doesn’t mean you’re helpless to defend yourself. In fact, it’s easier than ever to proactively protect your organization from threats by following some simple tips.