by Joe Johnson | Security
Security company Armis has identified eight exploits utilizing the Bluetooth Network Encapsulation Protocol (BNEP) service of mobile devices. Collectively called BlueBorne, the vulnerabilities can allow an attacker access to your phone without ever touching it....
by Chris Rechtsteiner | Security
Shadow IT is a double-edged sword: It’s the greatest opportunity for innovation your company has, if the shadow IT risks don’t cut into your business first. After all, cyber threats will very quickly wipe out any upsides shadow applications can deliver. Shadow IT is...
by Chris Rechtsteiner | Security
Shadow technologies can send a chill down the spine of any IT professional tasked with keeping an organization secure. The security risks of shadow technology are well documented and very real. What they fail to account for, though, are the many benefits shadow tech...
by Chris Rechtsteiner | Security
What is shadow IT? It helps to first define shadow IT, sometimes known as dark IT. Most would start with a rundown of the network security risks it presents, but a more helpful shadow IT definition would explain it as something that’s already happening in your...
by George Nelson | Security
In 2016, every company, no matter the size, has an online presence. Whether that is a website, online store front, perhaps a mobile app, or a mail server, chances are your organization has some kind of system in production on the Internet. It has long been established...
by Joe Johnson | Security
Under European law, service providers are legally obligated to maintain the levels of security and privacy for personal, non-public information. Because of these protections, data from European users cannot be moved to jurisdictions where the same level of protection...
