Originally released in 2014 and intended primarily for critical infrastructure facilities, the Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) has recently been updated by the National Institute of Standards and Technology to be more generally applicable to organizations of all sizes and functions.
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The surprisingly fascinating story of the American chestnut tree
Join Anna Sproul-Latimer, Founding Partner and President of Neon Literary and member of The American Chestnut Foundation’s Board of Directors, and Noah Landow, Founder and CEO at Macktez, for an informal conversation between a leading technology solutions firm and an expert in another kind of restoration: the startlingly interesting rise, fall, and coming renaissance of the American chestnut tree, a once-ubiquitous species on the East Coast.
Benefits and risks of integrating AI into your business operations
Setting aside the fate of humankind, let’s explore the risks and benefits of using the genAI tools that exist today within your organization.
Reminder: Public WiFi is not secure
You already know not to trust public WiFi network, right? A vulnerability recently reported affecting VPNs again highlights the uncertainty of working on a network you don’t control.
On the critical nature of offsite backups
Reliable backups for your organization’s critical data are just as important today as they were a long time ago…
Macktez joins JumpCloud’s MSP Advisory Board
Macktez was pleased to accept JumpCloud’s recent invitation to join the inaugural meeting of its MSP Advisory Board.
How to leverage biometric identification to upgrade security
Fingerprint and facial recognition now provide convenient access for users to mobile devices and computers, and increase security, too.
Urban connectivity
Join Mike Egbert (VP, Sales and Real Estate at Pilot) and Noah Landow (Founder and CEO at Macktez) for an informal conversation between a leading Technology Solutions Firm and the largest, local Internet Service Provider in Manhattan, as they talk about the successes and challenges of connecting businesses across NYC, from hair-thin fiber optic cables under the streets of New York to wiring up 1400 ft. skyscrapers.