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04 Nov 2020
Stanley Roberts – catching people misbehaving digitally too
A few weeks ago, I promised my friend, Stanley Roberts (a well-known journalist who uses video to capture people doing dumb things) that I would post about a Facebook scam that he recently encountered. And then life got in the way...but here it is. Given the tie-in with what I do in my work, I thought it would be a good opportunity to share his example of how so many ...
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05 May 2016Twitter hack–NFL draft consequences
I recently received this press release regarding Ole Miss offensive tackle Laremy Tunsil's Twitter account and how it affected his NFL draft:Amazing.Will someone please tell me how the consequences of basic security weaknesses surrounding social media, passwords, and malware do not impact us all personally and professionally....
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11 Jun 2012
Focus on yourself and reap the rewards in IT & infosec
If you're in to big-picture IT and information security stuff like, say, your career and focusing on what matters, here are some new bits I've written for TechTarget and Security Technology Executive magazine that you may be interested in:Five habits of highly-successful IT prosSocial networking strategies to further your IT careerFive ways to advance your Windows careerUnderstanding management gets your IT department what it needsRSA's look at the big pictureEnjoy! ...
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04 Oct 2011
Should You Ban Facebook at the Office?
In the whitepaper To Block or Not. Is that the Question?, Palo Alto Networks explores the issue of "Enterprise 2.0" applications such as Facebook, Skype, Twitter and YouTube and how users are now in control of the network. Meanwhile, IT staff is saying "just block it!" and users say "just don't block it!," but it's not that simple. As the whitepaper points out, the real answer lies in your ability ...
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“A business associate referred our company to Principle Logic when we were seeking a resource to perform vulnerability /penetration testing for our external and internal networks. We found Kevin Beaver to be professional, well informed, and easy to work with. His testing did not disrupt our networks, and his progress updates were timely.
His final report was very thorough and included security recommendations for our network environment. The executive leadership was so impressed with Kevin’s security expertise, they have extended their agreement to continue to perform periodic testing. We highly recommend Kevin Beaver and Principle Logic as a resource for network security testing.”
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Kevin has written/co-written 12 books on information security including one of the best-sellers of all time:
