(and Why You Need One Before an Audit) “We have antivirus. We’re fine.” It’s an understandable assumption. If your computers have antivirus software, your firewall
– Don’t Sign Anything Until You’ve Asked These Hiring a cybersecurity provider feels straightforward until you’re sitting across from a vendor who uses terms you’ve
— And What That Means for Your Government Contract A lot of small government contractors are running their IT and their cybersecurity through two completely
— And What Government Contractors Can’t Afford to Ignore Let’s be direct: hackers aren’t going after the big fish anymore. They’ve changed their strategy —
You just discovered a breach. Systems are down. Data may be compromised. Your first instinct? Wipe the machines and get back online fast. Stop —
— And How to Fix It Every security leader I talk to says some version of the same thing: “We know we have risks, but
Too often, organizations treat cybersecurity and compliance as separate problems. The security team focuses on stopping threats. The compliance team focuses on checking boxes. And
