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Just this week (or was it last week?) I was asked again by a client why he needed to purchase a firewall when his ISP was going to give him…

October will see seven bulletins from Microsoft, one addressing a vulnerability listed as critical in Microsoft Office and Windows Server, nothing (yet) from Adobe since APSA12-01 and Java will have it’s ‘regular’…

In the past 2 days, we have noted a number of ‘questionable’ files that weren’t flagged as being a virus or malware but exhibited behavior that led us to believe…

In the past 3 days, we’ve had a number of folks tell us that they or someone that they know is ‘losing their computer guy’ and wanted to know what…

October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month.   Ok, before you get the glazed over eyes, bear with me a minute here.  This is going to be another of those…

According to this article, Security Explorations has identified a new vulnerability (they are calling it a zero day but, as I understand it, it’s just a proof of concept at this…

Our focus on relationships is a key to our company’s success Customer Relationships Vendor Relationships New Relationships Customer Relationships We understand and appreciate that there are a lot of options for…

There’s a new variant of the Imuler malware for Apple / Mac computers that apparently doesn’t like Wireshark.  Not really big news but it is worth noting and is a…

I have received *several* emails since news of the GoDaddy attack yesterday from vendors trying to use fear to sell products or services.  One of the biggest tools that they…

What’s up with the GoDaddy outage?  It’s still early on in the game to say for sure but, at this point, it seems as though the group Anonymous has taken…