In the second half of November, Cisco announced a Webex fix to keep hackers out of meetings, Ars Technica reports. The Webex vulnerabilities allowed people to silently join meetings with just about full guest capabilities (listening, watching, recording,...
Maybe you’re starting a regional logistics company. Or perhaps you’re expanding your medical practice to include new offices and partners. You know you don’t just want to order a bunch of computers from Amazon and try to set them up yourself. Nor do you want to invest...
With more and more employees working from home, many of which will be doing so indefinitely, unprecedented security issues have arisen due to the sheer number of attack surfaces available for breaches. Because employees are accessing work data from home networks (and...
It may have only been a 5-year-old-sized headache when Zoom went down for a couple of hours in late August, bringing home-based learning to a halt. But multiply each student Zooming from home by a parent or two. Throw in all the teachers and school...
You may have heard about “zero trust” security policies. What are they exactly? When are they important? And how can you implement zero trust without making access to essential programs and functions overly cumbersome to your team members? Let’s talk through this...
What’s keeping CTOs up in 2020? There’s a long list, but among the main issues keeping many CTOs from resting easy on their pillows is cloud security. It’s not hard to see why. According to Fugue’s “State of Cloud Security” survey, most cloud engineering teams are...
