Alex Morris II

Oftentimes, whether it’s on the news or social media, reports surface of a major corporation suffering a data breach. We hear of not only the breach but also the catastrophic after effects, such as lawsuits, stolen information, what the corporation did wrong and how it will take significant time for them to recover. However, the common misconception is that giant companies are primarily targeted by cyber criminals or that they should prioritize security more than small to medium businesses...

As most of us are aware, there is an ongoing conflict taking place in the Middle East. Stories have been flooding news stations, articles are updated by the minute and the entire world is watching to see just how far this conflict will go. Stories have poured in describing operations being carried out, the devastating effects on buildings, homes etc. Even social media websites like youtube have been immersed with videos from people giving various opinions regarding the war, how it will play...

When businesses are either standing up new architecture or updating their existing infrastructure, they must account for the likelihood of attacks occurring both inside and outside of their organization. While tools like VPNs, DDoS prevention software and anti-virus can prevent attacks from outside sources, insider threats are just as (if not more) likely to happen and have to be accounted for. One of the easiest ways to reduce insider threats is through zero-trust architecture. Businesses...