Author: Craig Segal

Recycling Old Electronics

June 24th, 2019

Disposing of your electronics is a major issue in today’s climate of environmental responsibility. In years past, an old television […]

by Craig Segal

The Importance of Wire Management

May 17th, 2019

Infrastructure wiring, also known as structured cabling, is an important part of any business whether you notice it or not. […]

by Craig Segal

Bank Data Breaches & the Need for Identity Theft Protection

February 5th, 2019

HSBC is one of the largest financial services and banking organizations in the world. This massive bank (with headquarters in […]

by Craig Segal

What Is SIEM?

September 15th, 2018

SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) combines both SIM (Security Information Management) and SEM (security event management). It collects massive […]

by Craig Segal

Lessons Learned from the VPNFilter Malware Attacks — Router Security

July 2nd, 2018

On May 25th of this year, the FBI urged people to reboot their routers. The reason behind this alert was […]

by Craig Segal

Secure Cloud Services for the Finance Industry — Lessons From the Equifax Debacle

March 24th, 2018

The Problem For anyone concerned about cyber security in the financial services industry, the now-infamous Equifax data breach is an […]

by Craig Segal

HIPPA and Healthcare Data Security

February 15th, 2018

Just like other large organizations that store information electronically, healthcare companies are facing a growing challenge of protecting patient data […]

by Craig Segal

Madness, Mischief, Money and Mayhem—Protecting the Energy Industry with Cloud Based Security Services

January 3rd, 2018

Because the nation’s power grid is, by definition, connected, the energy companies that supply or support that grid are at […]

by Craig Segal

Secure Cloud Services for the Healthcare Industry—What Does “Secure” Really Mean

November 13th, 2017

Horror stories such as the 2015 breach of millions of member records associated with the healthcare company Anthem bring to […]

by Craig Segal