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10 Nov 2010The fundamental flaw of information security in SMBs
Here's a good piece that Entrepreneur Magazine put together for SMBs to ensure they have a secure information systems environment. I don't disagree with any of the recommendations. What I do find interesting is that there's no mention of "determine where you're weak".Be it in the beginning before you put all of the recommended controls in place (and potentially saving yourself a lot of time/money if it's determined you don't ...
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12 Sep 2010
You cannot secure what you don’t acknowledge
Here's a piece I wrote for SearchSMBStorage.com on storage security...specifically some must-have tools for finding storage-related security flaws in small business.Five must-have data storage security tools for smaller businessesIf you don't know what's where it'll be impossible to keep it secure....
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01 Jul 2010
Lack of security in SMBs? Only if you make it so.
This new piece from Dark Reading on lack of security in SMBs hits some interesting points. I agree with the fact that many SMBs overlook security, at least until it's too late. But I see things a bit differently than some of the things stated and quoted such as:"SMB have historically not given security much thoughts""With budgets so slim, organizing security in an SMB is difficult"SMBs make up a large ...
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