Category Archives: Security Remediation

Is Zoom’s Lack of End-To-End Encryption a Problem?

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All of the work-from-home activity coupled with all of the media about Zoom’s lack of end-to-end (E2E) encryption has resulted in a few clients asking us if Zoom can still be trusted to host meetings. It’s not exactly as they portray For those of you catching up, Zoom’s privacy and security have been the target…

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Securing a Remote Workforce: Top Five Things to Focus on For Everyone

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Deploying a remote workforce is uncharted territory for some organizations, while others have been perfecting the model for years. Most security programs have different ways to handle their workforce. For on-premise users, which has traditionally used more of castle mentality where you attempt to prevent outsiders from penetrating the network perimeter (similar to a castle…

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Attacks on the Rise Through Office 365

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Office 365 is the most popular line of digital services for businesses for a reason, but when it comes to cyberattacks, its ubiquity is creating challenges. If it seems like every week there’s a new headline about a large-scale hacking incident, it’s not a case of rampant fake news. According to the 2018 Symantec Internet Security…

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