Data and network equipment need a regular security patrol by humans to help keep the bad guys out. When the chance of theft is high nothing beats a regular security patrol. We see security companies at special events, public buildings, construction sites and on regular nightly patrols. Not being a security expert this is presumably…
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Tag Archive: Computer network security
Controlling Facebook Usage and Preventing Data Loss
Anyone who manages staff that use a computer should watch the video posted at YouTube simulating a day in the life of Joe. The video describes how Joe, part of the marketing department has been authorized to do certain things on the internet that may be of benefit to the company and is restricted from doing other things. It…
What Is Wardriving And Why Should Your Grande Prairie Business Be Concerned?
If you happen to run a small business, beware! At one time, making sure our computers were locked to our desks and we had the right passwords were just enough to secure confidential corporate data. Maybe having your server locked in a secure room gave you the peace of mind that everything was secure. Times…
Security Breaches In The Cloud Equals Risk
Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Best Buy, Sony and many more Fortune 500 customers have all had significant outages or security breaches related to their cloud services in the last 6 months. US online banking is so insecure that a website www.yourmoneyisnotsafeinthebank.org maps out the locations across the country where organizations have lost tens or hundreds of…
Is Your Data Really Safe On That Free WI-FI Network?
Hacking is not confined only to those with lots of knowledge and time these days. With the introduction of free hacking software, almost anyone can sneak into your Wi-Fi network and pry on your internet activities. Recently, new software was introduced by a freelance software developer with the intention of pointing out the vulnerabilities in…