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A move to the public cloud is a major shift in an organization’s architecture, and it provides many computing and performance benefits that aren’t available from a locally installed storage network. But before selecting a public cloud storage provider,… Continue reading Evaluating Public Cloud Storage Providers
Amazon, Microsoft and Google dominate the public cloud market when it comes to addressing an organization’s budget, security requirements, and infrastructure and business needs.Other niche and large public cloud service providers — including IBM, Virt… Continue reading Comparing the Leading Public Cloud Storage Providers
All three of the major public cloud vendors provide storage services that can be used by organizations ranging from small- and medium-sized businesses to enterprises. Each vendor’s public cloud services are similar in nature, so deciding which one(s) t… Continue reading A look at the services the leading public cloud vendors provide
AWS Organizations was designed to allow cloud administrators working in Amazon Web Services (AWS) to manage accounts more securely and efficiently. Essentially, AWS Organizations creates custom policies that can be applied to users/groups to manage sec… Continue reading Update – Using AWS Organizations to Secure Your Cloud Accounts
Using public cloud storage services lets organizations offload management tasks and the costs associated with supporting physical hardware to an external provider. An organization’s data is stored in the provider’s data center and the provider manages … Continue reading Public Cloud Storage Offering Scalability and Performacne
There are a few things to understand upfront when speaking about the differences between sandboxing and software containers, which are sometimes called “jails,” and before you make a decision on which one to implement. The answer is a combination of bo… Continue reading What’s the difference between software containers and sandboxing?
In today’s world, it is critical to be proactive. Ransomware, malware, insider threat, and IoT are evolving rapidly, which means that prevention tactics must keep up and evolve at an equally rapid pace. Zero day attacks can be detected and prevented when businesses incorporate AI and Machine Learning into their cyber defense strategy.
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Here’s the video of an interview I did for News12 regarding iPhone users being targeted for phishing scams related to the Trident zero day. Time to update!http://longisland.news12.com/story/35241250/cybersecurity-expert-warns-of-scam-targeting-iphone-u… Continue reading Targeted iPhone Phishing Scams (Trident Zero Day)
The rise of behavioral analytics, machine learning, artificial intelligence, or whatever the latest nomenclature is currently being promoted by vendors, has taken the security community by storm and showing no signs of stopping. It’s almost impossible … Continue reading The Rise of Artifical Intelligence in Cyber Security
I’ve been asked to comment on the WannaCry Ransomware by a few groups. Here are my thoughts on what happened and what the logical next steps are. You can read the blog post here: http://www.ccsinet.com/blog/wannacry-keep-calm-and-remember-the-basi… Continue reading WannaCry – It’s Time To Get Back To Basics