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New Linux Vulnerability Found
If you run Linux in your organization, patch your servers immediately. A Linux vulnerability that affects all kernels since 5.8 August 2020, has been disclosed by security researcher Max Kellerman. The exploit is known as “Dirty Pipe”, it allows non-privileged users the ability to overwrite data of read-only files, which can lead to privilege escalation. …
The Cyber Insurance Problem
Lloyds of London wrote the 1st Cyber Insurance policy in 1999, which has become an $8 billion market in the US alone. A fact that has become a blessing and a curse depending on who you ask. The problem for the industry has been the rise of the business of ransomware and the degree it …
Why Does IT Infrastructure Matter?
Your organization’s IT infrastructure is the backbone of your operations. Every component matters, from your network security package to your choice of an on- or off-site data center, and this infrastructure requires a customized management approach. Discover more about the benefits of IT infrastructure and why it’s critical for businesses to maintain with this article. …
3 Tips to Future Proofing Your Data Solution
Posted by Steve DiPietro on Tue, May 11, 2021 Find me on: LinkedIn By Steve DiPietro, VP of Data Analytics Practice Many organizations utilize data warehouse appliances for their data analytics needs. Most models have already reached their end of life/support dates. Many others can’t scale to meet the current demands and future workloads. We work …
An Uptick in Cybercrime: How to Prepare Against Malicious Hackers
Posted by Bill Smeltzer on Tue, May 11, 2021 Find me on: LinkedIn By Bill Smeltzer, CSO Preparation for a cybercrime to infringe on your digital environment is a key component in the safety of your network and is top of mind for your hired IT professional, especially during these fully digital out of network work-from-home …
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