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How Mature is Your InfoSec Program?

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It’s Time to Revoke Social Media App Access (Again)

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What You Need to Know About GDPR: The Short Version

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We Could Have Prevented WannaCry

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Want to Fail at Security? COMPLY!

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The Curse of the Information Security Professional

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    What is Caller ID? Caller identification (Caller ID) is a service that allows the receiver of a phone call to determine the identity of the caller. Caller ID is initially sent over at the start of the phone call and identifies the incoming caller before the receiver answers the phone. Caller ID is not associated […]… Read More The post Caller ID Spoofing – W […]
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    Intel started 2018 with an unfortunate bang — the Spectre and Meltdown flaws inherent in the architecture of their chips was the main topic of conversation in the cybersecurity world. While damage control continues regarding those vulnerabilities, another flaw has been flagged. Intel refers to the new flaw as Level 1 Terminal Fault, or L1TF, but security res […]
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