ITAD is Obsolete. Are You Ready?
ITAD has served organizations for many years. However, as the standards of security rise, and as the difficulty in truly eradicating data on end of life (EoL) devices grows, ITAD has become obsolete. Thus, those who continue to cling to this outdated methodology put themselves and their company in peril. The number of regulations passed […]
Loose Media Shouldn’t Have a Nightlife, Contain It!
Why is Loose Media So Important? OEMs and Corporations know that all United States federal agencies are moving to a Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) and NIST Cybersecurity Framework. As you’re surely aware, there are two main threats to your data: Malware and the Insider Threat. In the second step of the ZTA process, these regulations […]
Is Your Loose Media Protected from Insider Threats?
Patented Tear-A-Byte® Method Brings Fortune Companies into Cybersecurity Compliance Loose Media is a Glaring Oversight for Many Companies You have just attended a Gartner, Forrester, or Deloitte cybersecurity conference. While there, you learned that as the cyber threat increases so does the ThreatCon from the Insider Threat. This Insider bypasses your perimeter defenses to steal […]
ITAD is On-Notice…
Some big things are coming out of the innovation labs at TechR2. ITAD consumers should be excited. Check out the video and be sure to come back throughout the month for more updates.
Backblaze’s Drive Failure Report was Just Released; And the Winner Is…
The biggest question most datacenter operators need to be asking right now with SSD’s dropping in price is this: Is it now finally worth the cost? Sure, manufacturers say these drives are more reliable. And certainly, any benchmark will show you SSD’s are significantly faster. But with SSD’s becoming more popular, this leaves us with […]
Every hole in your data security plan just increases the probability that your organization is the next in the chain of breaches.
As privateers and nation-state perpetrators continue to successfully probe US cyber defenses, they effectively penetrated the agriculture industry last week. The cyber attackers have mostly ignored any warnings from the US government stating that the critical infrastructure is off limits. Organizations in the US and Europe need to re-assess their strategy for how they do business
Each year we see businesses totally unready for a cyberattack.
Each year we see businesses totally unready for a cyberattack. And in 2021 assessments, we see businesses using unvetted, non-compliant and non-certified companies in their enterprise offices and datacenters.
Consider replacing non-compliant insiders in your network.
The difference between a CSF compliant organization and one that is not is like day and night.
When IBM was looking worldwide for a compliant vendor before the launch of GDPR, it found ISO and NIST certified TechR2
The cyber war between nations is not just to steal PII, PFI, and PHI for profit, but with nation states and their privateers, it is to penetrate the critical infrastructure of their opposition. It is to gather intelligence and to have a process in place to sabotage essential functions of a nation from financial, to healthcare, and to communications.
The Cost of Cybercrime can be Unexpected – Actuarially
Here’s why and how you can avoid the cost increases due to cybercrime for your business… Cybercrime is on the rise, so is the cost. Cyber security underwriters are forced to dig deeper into business practices because many employees remain in a remote working position. For an insurer, the crux is business resiliency and business […]