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Ray Coulombe
It’s summer vacation time! The last thing you need to worry about it is getting your identity stolen while you’re sitting on a beach somewhere exotic. In 2016, more than 15 million Americans were victims of identity theft, up 16 percent from the previous year, according to Experian. Plus, about 33 percent of that fraud took place when people were traveling.
Here’s a few tips to staying safe all summer while traveling...
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Cat 5e became an ANSI/TIA/EIA standard in 2001, Cat 6 in 2002, and Cat 6a in 2008. However, it may be extremely useful to consider taking advantage of other existing cabling infrastructure in lieu of running new. Read more to learn how to approach cabling.
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This year at ISC (the International Security Conference and Exposition), I was determined to try to see the latest iStechnologies hiding in the nooks and crannies—literally! I visited booths in the back, the basement, small kiosks hidden inside larger vendor books, and throughout the Emerging Technology Zone.
In case you missed the show, I’ll round up some of the best new technologies and companies to keep an eye on. Read more.
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Earlier this year, in March, the City of Atlanta’s nearly 8,000 employees heard words they never thought they would hear: “It’s okay to turn your computers on.” Their computers were powered off for five days. In those five days Atlanta residents could not pay traffic tickets, water bills, or report city issues. Read how ransomware impacted this metropolitan area.
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There is no one size fits all when it comes to K-12 school security. Schools vary in so many ways: size, age, local environment, affluence, culture, governance, and more. Read some helpful tips and resources that might just help your school be better prepared.
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