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Jack Wallen offers IT pros advice to pass along to end users that could prevent headaches and save a great deal of time.
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When operating remote work roadwarrior VPN connections the world has changed in the last two years.
Now I am operating a Client-to-Site portal with around 600 permanently connected users and we have strongly invested into robustness and se… Continue reading Reasonable VPN authentication token timeout [closed]
Obviously some manufacturers do not care too much about making their products secure and the vulnerabilities, if any, are only found by volunteer hackers, it at all – for example in IoT products.
Most end users cannot take (advanced) prote… Continue reading Why aren’t governments taking steps to make end-user products more secure in terms of IT security? [closed]
Conceptually, "THIS EMAIL IS FROM AN EXTERNAL SENDER" warnings should be useful at preventing phishing or spoofing attacks. If "your boss" asks you to buy a bunch of gift cards and you see that warning, maybe you catch… Continue reading Are external email warnings effective?
Let’s say an online system uses mostly endpoint storage for storing all kinds of private or sensitive data for each of the client/user, this way the server at the least has some post-data-leakage security.
What I am concerned about are the… Continue reading How to prevent endpoint data from being modified and endpoint client application from being modified
Because remote workers’ devices are all connected to a home network, they don’t even need to be attacked directly. Instead, attackers have multiple avenues of attack that can be exploited. Continue reading Helping Remote Workers Overcome Remote Attacks
I work in the IT Security function of my company as a team lead. We periodically send out phishing emails to all users on company network as a form of continuous education of users on how to spot malicious phishing emails. Ou… Continue reading How should failures by a single user on a simulated phishing email be measured?
“It’s okay that you don’t understand.” This comment came after I was frustrated with myself for not being born a genius at math. Usually, when you don’t know a subject or you don’t understand it enough, subject matte… Continue reading End Users as the Strongest Link
I’m trying to find a simple way to explain M of N keys to end users… where 2 keys would unlock something.
So far, all I found was this complex example where the key threshold was 1. (just one key of any lock will unlock … Continue reading How can I visually explain M of N encryption? (Shamir Key Sharing)
End user security awareness training is a hot topic in the infosec world. Why is there so much debate over this? What are the views of those in the industry? Paul chats with a panel of guests to discuss this very subject! Full Show Notes Subscribe to o… Continue reading THROWBACK – End User Security Awareness Training: Hot or Not?