Review: Genius LuxePad 9100 Bluetooth Keyboard
In a nutshell, if you’re going to use a physical keyboard with your iOS (or other) device, the Genius LuxePad 9100 a decent unit.
Redundant Internet Connections: Something To Be Thankful For
As I write this on Thanksgiving Day, I am thankful for family, friends, my health, prosperity, and my redundant Internet connection.
Vermont State Employees Credit Union (VSECU) Data Breach
80,000 Social Security numbers and personal financial information for members of the Vermont State Employees Credit Union have been lost in a security breach.
Why You Need At Least Two Web Browsers
Recent security holes with Oracle’s job and Microsoft Internet Explorer have underscored the need for two web browsers (or two different computers) to separate your business processes while surfing the Internet.
LinkedIn Scam of the Day
We recently handled an incident response case where our client was infected by malware which was delivered by email. The client plead ignorance, and asked “how can we tell what is real and what is a virus?” Here’s a quick tip to do just that!
Review: Mac OS X Mountain Lion Pocket Guide
I recently had the opportunity to review a copy of the OS X Mountain Lion Pocket Guide from O’Reilly media. In typical O’Reilly fashion, the book is well written with friendly, conversational jargon.
How Old Is Your Password?
Here’s a quick self-assessment on your password. Please take 1 minute to answer the questions on our brief password age survey, and we’ll report the findings back here soon. Thanks!
3 Reasons Assigning Permissions Based on Computer is Bad
Something that frequently confuses many of our clients is the concept of a user versus that of a computer.
I’m Not Worried About Security – I trust [Insert Big Company Name]
This article, written by Gizmodo’s Mat Honlan, should give anyone who trusts their security to another company second thoughts about trusting their data to a third party.
Windows 8 is Here. Why You Don’t Want It
I have had limited experience with Windows 8, but it’s enough to advise my clients at the moment to not touch Windows 8.