Select small business audiences need focused cybersecurity training by Carolyn Schrader Now that everyone in your company has participated in basic cybersecurity awareness training and your IT people have done several phishing email exercises, it might be time for you to consider focused training for select employee audiences. Hackers continue to get more sophisticated, so your training needs to continue to expand. Nigerian payment scams still exist, but new innovative scams

FTC Small Business Online Resources by Carolyn Schrader Small businesses have an online resource center, provided by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) that focuses on cybersecurity tips and advice. The FTC has two primary focuses 1) protect consumers and 2) promote competition. Strong cybersecurity measures adhered to by small businesses can help do both. The FTC collaborated with the U. S. Department of Commerce National Institute of Standards (NIST), U. S. Small Busin

Police Departments Continue to be Targeted -Charles Parker Police departments are interesting. In business operations, you have business data, customer data, and other points to secure. Police departments do have their operational information but these places also hold a treasure trove of data on the crimes in their area (i.e. evidence). This can be on the persons arrested, the crime, crime scene, and associated data. In addition, the police provide critical service for the a

FujiFilm attacked by Charles Parker I remember the days of cameras, purchasing color film or if you wanted to be artsy, using the black & white film. There were several different manufacturers to choose from for the film. With time and technology, there has been a shift from the physical medium to digital. One firm still in the industry is FujiFilm. FujiFilm is probably the best known for its photography equipment. Curiously the company also manufactures a range of medical pr