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Why A Vendor’s Security Information Program Should be Reviewed

Oct 15, 2016

Companies can find convenience and flexibility in outsourcing to third parties. When choosing to work with vendors companies, entrepreneurs should review the vendor’s security information program. Security and IT organizations, together with business units, can review the program for technical …

Two-Factor Authentication is Only One Factor of Security

Mar 26, 2016

As more Internet services adopt two-factor authentication, companies and individuals may begin to have a false sense of security when considering e-mail phishing attacks. Many individuals may work at a fast pace clicking through e-mails without stopping to consider the …

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