information security

In part three of this series, Kelly Cory advises businesses how they can protect sensitive company and client information. Read More

In part two of this series, Kelly Cory outlines the most frequent types of security attacks and their consequences for your business. Read More

Your information isn’t as safe as you think it is. In part one of this series, learn how and why cyber criminals target small business. Read More

Assembly Democrats Paul Moriarty, Herb Conaway, M.D., and Dan Benson sponsored A-1238 to combat identity theft by requiring the hard drives of all digital copy machines to be wiped clean to protect sensitive, personal information. The bill was approved 51-28 on May 31by the Read More

Everyone is familiar with the old spy-movie cliché: Compromising microfilm copies of top-secret documents have fallen into the wrong hands and our tortured anti-hero is forced to come out of retirement an once again immerse himself in the seedy underground world of espionage in Read More

On July 28, Senators Tom Carper (D-DE.) and Roy Blunt (R-MO) reintroduced S. 1434, the Data Security Act of 2011, to protect consumers and businesses from identity theft and account fraud. The bill would require entities such as financial establishments, retailers, and federal Read More

A long-awaited bill has finally been introduced by Rep. Bobby L. Rush [D-IL-1] relating to information brokers and security breaches. The 38-page HR 1707, the “Data Accountability and Trust Act” introduced May 4 pertains to information brokers and is cosponsored by Read More

First, It is never wise to send an editable document or investigative report to a client; if you MUST send it in MS Word then you should protect the document from any unauthorized edits or changes. If you are using MS Word 2003 or later, click on “Tools” in the Read More