The first step in increasing organizational security is to establish a baseline understanding of your organization’s workflow and existing policies. Think about and document how your organization would manage a cybersecurity event under current circumstances: How long would your downtime be? How would that impact your ability to serve your clients? What would be the real cost of recovery?
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Directory modernization for growing organizations
Our client was growing fast without a proper directory manager or identity provider. We worked with them to implement a cloud-based identity management solution to prioritize their security, growth, and self-sufficiency.
JumpCloud’s “Partner Success” interview with Michael Horst
Macktez COO Michael Horst talks to Chris Tate from JumpCloud about how our years-long partnership with JumpCloud has grown as JumpCloud’s features, our clients’ needs, and workforce trends have evolved.
Resilient design solutions
Join Breanna Horne and Noah Landow for an informal conversation between a leading Technology Solutions Firm and an expert in helping communities plan and design infrastructure such as parks, transportation, and buildings for resilience.
Contact form failures revealed by DMARC
DMARC reports reveal what’s missing. Without DMARC, some emails can fail authentication and soon start getting rejected.
Architectural Digest profiles Soho apartment
Instagram lit up last week with Architectural Digest’s photos of a Soho residential makeover with cork and glass walls, a luscious green closet, and a powder room modeled after The Shining.
Turn on multi-factor authentication right now
As work-from-anywhere becomes the norm, access to confidential information is no longer protected by physical access to an office or to a MFA is one of the most effective and easiest layers to add for preventing this kind of unauthorized access and improving your digital security.
Email security protocols to be enforced by Google and Yahoo in February
Google and Yahoo have both announced that they will require all incoming email to be authenticated with verification and security protocols starting in February 2024. This is a huge endorsement of best practices from two of the largest email service providers, and a critical moment for every organization to set up SPF, DKIM, and DMARC protocols properly and monitor them for compliance.