When your grandparents used to lament about security or warn you to lock your doors at night that was as far as the concept of “security” went. No one thought…
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The Federal Information Security Act (FISMA) was introduced in 2002 to ensure that all government vendors, contractors, and partners handle confidential and sensitive information appropriately, intending to provide protection against…
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No organization takes cyber security and digital privacy as seriously as the U.S. Department of Defense. It’s why the Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) was implemented by the DoD,…
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Maintaining compliance with the Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) is essential for government agencies or private contractors that deal with those agencies. Since its formal adoption in 2003, FISMA…
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In 2002, the internet was ten years old but still in many ways was in its nascent stages. However, its growth had spurred the dissemination and sharing of information at…
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No matter what business you’re in, one of the most important (and worrisome) aspects from a technology standpoint is keeping your data secure. Not to mention that of your customers.…
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Sometimes the best defense is a good offense. To first do this, you need to think the way the offense of the other team thinks. In cybersecurity, this is done…
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From banking and finance to healthcare, there’s seemingly a web or mobile application for just about every aspect of our personal and business lives. Whether it’s an individual consumer accessing…
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Web penetration testing is an important tool that is used by security professionals to test the integrity of web-facing cyber assets and systems. Penetration testing for web services is necessary…
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Mobile applications (apps) are everywhere. The iOS App Store is currently home to over 2.2 million apps while the Google Play store currently has more than 3.5 million apps in its…