Blog Archive
15 articles from 2020
The Solar Winds hack is one of the largest cybersecurity events that has hit the western world since the NotPetya ransomware attack of 2018, but what does it mean for your own security programs, postures, and processes?
It's cyber security awareness month! This week we cover Internet of Things (IoT) security, everything from Alexa devices to home thermostats and smart lights, or even your sous vide machine and security cameras you have around your home.
It's cyber security awareness month! This week we cover network security, including securing Wi-Fi networks, using guest Wi-Fi networks safely, and protecting your business Wi-Fi networks.
It's cyber security awareness month! This week we focus on computer security, be that a laptop or desktop, we will look at some common techniques to protect devices using complex passphrases, preventing malware, and avoiding phishing scams.
It's cyber security awareness month! Join us for this weeks theme, which is phone week! Protecting your mobile device is important, especially if you allow your users to bring their own devices to your network.
There is a shortage of qualified cyber security professionals, so what can you do to ensure your own organization doesn't fall between the cracks.
We often focus on the external threat, but ignore the insider threat. Not all insider threats are malicious, some are well intentioned.
Taking security seriously is like a lot of processes and behaviour business leaders want their employees to follow - if the executive leadership isn't behind the idea, it is bound to fail.
There is no one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to cyber security, it's a layered solution. In this article, we describe some common security layers that organizations should have for their own security programs.
When a security researchers reaches out, what do you do? This blog article covers some strategies that organizations can use when dealing with an external security researcher.
The Canada Revenue Agency had recently suffered a security breach that affected a lot of Canadian residents. Is your own organization protected against a similar attack?
The Founder and Principal Consultant of EliteSec shares his thoughts on cyber security awareness training for employees over on vpnranks.com
EliteSec's Founder and Principal Consultant, John Svazic, shares his thoughts on password management for everyday users over on BestCompany.com
Having your employees working remotely comes with its own security challenges, so let's cover some strategies you can employ to reduce the risk to your own organization.
Taking a closer look at the importance of a solid security program at organizations of any size. There are may options out there, but in this article we start with the overview of why you need a security program in the first place.