Cybersecurity

  • System Security Plans

    System security plans are essential documents that outline the security measures and protocols in place to protect an organization’s information systems and data. These plans are crucial for ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of sensitive information and preventing unauthorized access or breaches. In this blog post, we will discuss the key components of a…

    System Security Plans
  • Operational Technology

    Operational technology (OT) refers to the hardware and software used to monitor and control physical devices, processes, and events in industrial settings. Unlike information technology (IT), which focuses on data processing and communication, OT is specifically designed to manage and optimize industrial operations. Components of Operational Technology Hardware Software Applications of Operational Technology Manufacturing Energy…

    Operational Technology
  • 2023’s Cybersecurity Landscape

    Supply Chain, remote workers, and remote tools. All are on the list of cybersecurity threat sources for 2023. Thought I’d share a link. https://www.securityinfowatch.com/cybersecurity/article/21291257/ominous-2023-cybersecurity-threats-ensure-an-active-landscape More than ever, corporations need to keep an eye on the threat landscape and predictions of the experts. Devices matter less than their access.

    2023’s Cybersecurity Landscape
  • Cloud Computing

    Cloud computing has become an essential part of many businesses’ IT infrastructure. It provides a range of benefits, including increased scalability, flexibility, and cost savings. However, with the rise of cloud computing, there is also an increased risk of cyber attacks, making it more important than ever to secure cloud systems. The cloud environment is…

    Cloud Computing
  • Left your keys at the restaurant?

    Toyota left their access key in a public GitHub repository for 5 years. That’s right, five years. This code is related to their T-connect service. Here is the article, courtesy of Infosecurity Group Magazine. A couple of thoughts here- this is the result of an error that was made by a contract website development professional.…

    Left your keys at the restaurant?