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NIST updates recommendations for password security rules
Updated recommendations allow for easier-to-remember passphrases that are harder for malicious actors to crack.
Technology surveys support proactive decision-making
Feedback from staff provides insight into systems, needs and organizational goals, so we can tailor your strategy and budget accordingly.
Windows users should reboot for an important security patch
Restarting is often required to fully implement updates and security patches which protect the system from vulnerabilities as well as ensure that software functions properly and runs smoothly. If the updates aren’t fully applied, the computer may remain vulnerable to cyber threats and data compromise.
Embracing complexity: Lessons from the Victorians
Diane Josefowicz and Noah Landow discuss what the Victorians can teach us through their visions of an electromagnetic microworld, their charmingly complex language of flowers, loquacious letter writing, love of densely textured architecture, and joyously decorated aesthetics.
CrowdStrike outage takeaways for Macktez clients
Macktez does not use or deploy CrowdStrike software, so none of our clients directly suffered from the incident. But could a similar event hit our clients’ systems?
Huntress response team details new phishing technique
Multi-factor authentication adds significant security to accounts, but a recent scam attempting to gather MFA codes demonstrates why we must stay alert.
First day phishing
It’s common to receive phishing attempts during the first week at a new job. Cybersecurity training should be part of the initial onboarding process.