Monthly Archives: June 2012

It appears that over the past several weeks, it is becoming evident that Data Breaches are increasingly becoming a cost of doing business in the digital age. The big challenge is avoiding common mistakes in the aftermath. A little planning in advance can help restore an organization’s credibility since many remember the response far longer than [...]

Steve Anderson, a friend and incredible technolgy guy wrote this article and you must read it as you will look at public wi-fi in a whole new light. Enjoy!  TechTips: Free Public Wi-Fi Can Be Dangerous. Download article as PDF

LinkedIn confimed today a security breach of about 5% of its users passwords. The security breach is due to an exploit with the way LinkedIn’s mobile app handles a user’s calendar data. A hacker was able to steal and publish around 6.5 million hashed passwords from the company using the exploit, which was flagged after [...]

Penn Station East Coast Subs, a popular food chain in Midwest USA, issued a warning to customers via its website on Friday, after some 20% of their franchisee-owned restaurants suffered a data breach. The breach resulted in unauthorized access to an untold number of debit and credit cards. Penn Station East Coast subs is a [...]