November 2019
CISA Cyber Essentials for Small Business
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has launched Cyber Essentials, an effort to assist small organizations in understanding and addressing cybersecurity risks. Developed in partnership with small businesses and small state, local, tribal, and [...]
October 2019
TrialWorks Hosting Ransomware Incident
This has been a tough week for TrialWorks users; as we write this blog the fourth day of a ransomware disaster hosting outage. According information shared by customers, the hosting system has been down since [...]
Mitigating Credential Compromise
Majority of us continue to make bad choices with credential hygiene. The formula for protecting credentials is fairly simple: unique passwords stored securely and multi-factor authentication. Implementing that formula requires little more than the willingness [...]
September 2019
Attorneys fees justified by every email
Class action lawsuits come with months, if not years, of effort to collect attorney's fees out of settlements. Increasingly lawyers find themselves in need of processing thousands of email messages to account for their time. [...]
August 2019
Surviving eDiscovery Data Dumps
Recently a New York City law firm approached us with a problem: the other party was dumping thousands of pages of discovery into their Everlaw eDiscovery services and generating thousands of dollars of monthly expenses. [...]
Deploying anti-virus to multiple macOS devices at once
The Apple macOS security and privacy features make remote management tough. Apple's macOS Sierra introduced new security features that simplify apps from the App Store, but complicate everything else. This spells trouble for applications that [...]