New FDA Recommendations for Health Care – It’s a Start, but It’s Not Enough!
06.18.13The FDA recommendations for health care include new rules for cybersecurity for medical devices and hospital networks.
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Top Five Threats to HIPAA Security and Meaningful Use Compliance
02.25.13A new HIPAA security and privacy rule and the security gaps that still exist when it comes to third-party vendors and partners.
2012 in Review and a Look Forward to 2013
12.19.12So like many, it is that time of year to look back on the year’s events and reflect on things, while looking forward to the coming new year. What is interesting in our industry is the fact this is the time of year that everyone does their “Top 5,10,15, 20” events/gadgets/moments blogs/news articles about security… Read more »
Catch Me If You Can – Gaps in Log and Event Management Coverage
11.26.12So I was approached by several friends in the managed services and security operations services fields, last year, with questions about discovering an attacker that is already inside a corporate network. Specifically, both had recently had clients go through internal penetration tests and only had limited success in identifying the hacking attempts. After talking with… Read more »
Not Being Complacent with Compliancy
10.30.12For those of you that know me, or have heard me speak before at an event, you know then how I like to tell stories to relay messages. One of the stories that I often tell is one about a client that I like to call my Model Client. The story dates back a good ten… Read more »
Security That Works, Even on a Budget – Part 2 – Malware
10.22.12Read part 2 of our “Security on a Budget” series, where we discuss malware and how to secure against it affordably.
Security That Works, Even on a Budget – Part 1 – Hacking Attempts
10.18.12Learn how to prevent against network hacking attempts affordably in Part 1 of our “Security on a Budget” series.
