Yes, non-compliance can get expensive by Charles Parker Every business has its mission statement and goals. These differ generally for the for-profit and non- profit organizations. One aspect that is present with all organizations. One aspect that is present with all organizations is for the staff to move the company forward to the goals. One area though that has been misconstrued and misunderstood at times is also a bedrock for the organization’s success. Any company depends

The need to secure embedded systems By Charles Parker Do you drive a car? have you in the last five years flown on an airplane? Have you purchased any goods that were shipped to your location? If you have answered Yes to any of these, then embedded systems have played a role in your life. Generally, you can separate the cybersecurity area of operations into the enterprise and embedded systems. The enterprise is the systems we learn so much about in school and for certificatio

By Carolyn Schrader People are traveling with lots of devices, many of which are could be hacked. There are a number of ways to reduce a traveler’s cyber security risk while traveling. Top 15 Tips for Cyber Secure Traveling 1. If you are going to be somewhere with lots of people and where everyone leaves their phones around, add a screen saver that quickly identifies the device as yours. Reduce the chance of someone inadvertently walking off with your phone and then it fallin

Sunsetting 3G has negative effects for medical devices by Charles Parker, II The funny thing about technology is it marches on, just like time. You can indirectly try to slow it down, but this will continue. On the corporate level or the researcher in their own lab, we are always looking for an improvement. We, as a civilization, aren’t content with the status quo. This is a good thing, otherwise we would still be using those handy flip phones. One area this continues in is w