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In the not-so-distant past, as a teenager, I can remember my excitement when I would start a new job. The only dreadful part was the paperwork. I would have to juggle a pile of paperwork. Forget one item, and I would have to go back to…
by Tony Myers-Burton, Executive Vice President for Customer Solutions
Consider the following scenario. A new home builder completes the construction on a house and then invites a single inspector to approve all the work including the foundation, plumbing…
Dr. Sarbari Gupta, our CEO and President, is a long-time advocate of mentoring. Over the years, she has informally shared her knowledge and experience with family members, neighbors, friends and employees. She recently took her efforts to new heights by formally lending…
The field of digital forensics has risen rapidly in recent years due to the growing use and dependency of our society on electronics and new technologies. Identity theft and cyber-attacks are common occurrences on individuals, companies and even government agencies. Electronic crimes…
On January 3, 2018, the first major security vulnerability of the year was reported. According to technical researchers, a flaw was found in Intel, AMD and Arm core processors that allow kernel memory to be leaked, allowing personal information such as usernames, passwords, login keys and files…