When you think of a power outage happening to you or your business, you probably think of an outage lasting a few hours. Not the case with the recent massive power outage experienced in Moore County NC recently. So, that begs the question, do you have a response plan for experiencing a power outage lasting a week or more? You should.
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The holidays are upon us and everyone is getting excited about buying presents for friends and loved ones. Cyber criminals are excited too because it means even more opportunities to attack us. Today, we are discussing an article from ZDnet about three new ways attackers are trying to trick you.
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OCR recently released a video on their Recognized Security Practices initiative. The intent is to teach HIPAA regulated entities on what Recognized Security Practices is and what is required to prove its implementation in your organizations. We will review the video today and give you some key takeaways from it.
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As we celebrate Thanksgiving, we thought it would be a good idea to cover three reasons why you should be thankful. Or better yet, three situations you should be thankful that you’re not caught up in…. unless, unfortunately, you are.
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The healthcare industry is not immune to cyberattacks. In fact, it's one of the most vulnerable industries. To protect patient safety and data security, hospitals and healthcare providers need to implement better cybersecurity measures. Today, we review a paper from the office of Senator Mark Warner (VA) that discusses policy options for the healthcare sector.
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What is your Incident Response Plan? If you said “Oh, we’ll just call IT,” then you need to listen to this podcast. We will review the October 2022 OCR Newsletter that discusses nine procedures that entities should consider including in the incident procedures.
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Keeping up on ways to protect your business from a cyber attack can feel intimidating, especially because of the continuously changing methods criminals use to social engineer us. The bottom line is it only takes one click at any time by anyone to open the door to the attackers.
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