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Cybersecurity, Automobiles and Inverter Issues

Mitsubishi Electric: Inverter Issues Charles Parker, II # Due to several significant factors, there are a limited number of automobile manufacturers. The infrastructure expenses alone are massive and limits the scape of potential persons and organizations financially able to be involved. Mitsubishi is Japan-based, is one of these manufacturers. As with most of the organizations, there are separate organizations under the general corporate envelope. For Mitsubishi, one of thes

Cybersecurity, Organizations and Email

Organizations have a few options when it comes to their email service. They could have this on-premises, or with a service. One such service is VFEmail. The paramount aspect of this service is the data. Without the emails, active and archived, there are issues. These show up pretty much immediately also. Misplacing this is unthinkable. Losing this permanently would be epic. To state this would be a nightmare would be an understatement. Unfortunately, this occurred in February

Cybersecurity: High School to College and University Settings

Cybersecurity is a guarantee benchmark for data and information transmission and communication in global digital community. Collaborative cybersecurity curriculum from high school to college is a stand-alone accelerated road map to mitigate every minute and everyday cybersecurity threats. There is virtually zero unemployment among cybersecurity professions and the global demand will soon outpace the supply of cybersecurity professionals at every level in the next ten years. T

Cybersecurity, Android and Qualcomm

Qualcomm to thAndroid phones are in use across the planet. There is not a moment the sun is not shining on an android phone somewhere. The smartphone is a conglomerate of parts from multiple suppliers. It seems as though one of these suppliers had another issue recently. Android phones are known to have many, many viable attacks over the years. These seem to appear with regularity, unfortunately for the consumer. One of the latest Android Security Bulletins was published in A

Cybersecurity, FEMA and Stewardship

FEMA’s mission involves assisting citizens as they face natural disasters (hurricanes, wildfires, etc.). Over the years, FEMA has had its ups and downs, mostly published in the media outlets. These have mostly involved missteps with the supplies, mobile homes, and various other issues. When the citizens have been a victim of one of the natural disasters, they have too much on their mind with family, pets, home, and other assets. Feelings and emotions tend to run high during t

Cybersecurity, Emails, Ransomware and Schools

Sir John Colfox Academy is a secondary school in Bridport, Dorset in the UK. The school has 828 students, aged between 11 and 18. Attack On a fateful work day, much like any other, a staff member received an email. This was one of the hundreds of emails received on a weekly basis. This however claimed to be a colleague at another Dorset school. Not thinking a malicious person would have sent this, the staff member opened the email and clicked on the content on February 28, 20

Cybersecurity and the limitations of cloud-computing system

Limitation of Cloud-Computing System Joseph O. Esin Introduction Most organizations are rapidly moving toward cloud computing as a reliable source of secured storage center and easily accessible through the Internet. Traditional hard drive storage containing organization vital data, information and resources is often vulnerable to untimely breakdowns, low service utilization, gross inefficiency, and inflexibility especially at a time when organizations desire stable and conti

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