Category: Computer Security
Computer security, also called cybernetics, is the protection of computer systems and information from harm, theft and unauthorized use. Computer hardware is typically protected by the same means used to protect other valuable or sensitive equipment—namely, serial numbers, doors and locks and alarms. The protection of information and system access is done using other tactic, some quite complex.
How to Write an Effective Article Without Sounding Like a Nerd
How to write an effective article without sounding like a nerd. Runsomware has written an article on the runsomware tabletop game. Runsomware is a company that has been providing a suite of online and on-site protection tools since 2011. Runsomware uses a combination of technologies to provide its protection packages. The full article is as…
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5 Tips on How to Get More Data For Your Headlines
How much data do you have? We’d all like to put facts in the headlines, but data isn’t always easy to find. Here are 5 tips on how to get more data for your headlines. The rise of analytics is a topic that has occupied the minds of many analysts, including myself. If you’ve ever…
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Health Care Board Candidates: Present and Future
If you have any desire to be involved in the healthcare system, a new proposal for changes to the rules governing the board of the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) is out – the final draft of the so-called “Blue Ribbon Commission.” Headline: Our readers would agree that if you want a job, you…
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Evolution Cloud Networking Solutions (ECNS)
What an amazing person and story. Headline: Do Not Panic! Headline: Catching up with my mom, then my sister, then my niece, and now my nephew. Headline: One of my friends just gave me the news that she’s engaged. Headline: You may be right on the money. Headline: You’ve gotten a great response to an…
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How to Convert a Windows 10 MBR Partition to GPT
Windows 10 has arrived and we all knew that Windows 11 was going to make its way on to our computers. Now that the operating system has been released, here are a few tips on how to get the most out of it. * Microsoft Windows 11 is now available for download in a pre-release…
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SYNNEX Technology Partner of the Year – Indeni
The Indeni team is pleased to announce that the SYNNEX Technology Partner of the Year award was presented to the SYNNEX Team. Indeni was also awarded the TD SYNNEX Innovation Award for the 3rd year in a row. “We have the most extensive network security team in the region. We have 24-hour support for IT…
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Headline: “Alaska Is Officially a Disaster Area”
The health agency for all Alaska’s residents is notifying all Alaskans that health services will be unavailable until further notice. Headline: “Alaska Is Officially a Disaster Area” – The Alaskan Independent, May 5, 2006. Titles in the Headlines ***Title: 1. When a headline fails, it can be turned into great copy ***Title: 2. Headlines are…
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What Is Ransomware?
Just a few weeks ago a hacker calling himself the “Sauce of Death” made a ransom payment asking for $500,000 to decrypt a software package designed to protect the company’s grain storage and transportation system. This information was released in a series of security messages to the public in which the hacker also suggested kidnapping…
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What Does This Mean For Commercial Cyber Security?
Attackers are targeting companies where the data of employees is at the heart of the account security business today. So, what does this mean for commercial cyber security? Well, if you’re building an account security or anti-forensics platform or solution, or any platform where sensitive data is processed, there could be some big implications for…
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The Department of Agriculture Hit by Ransomware
A family was hit with Black Matter ransomware and a family of five were forced to pay a ransom for their devices. The virus is also spreading across the globe. The Department of Agriculture (USDA) has been hit by the Blackwater and other forms of malware, according to a recent report from The Wall Street…
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