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Honey invites Chad Knutson back to the studio to talk about the Equifax data breach. How did it happen? Could it happen again? How does it affect me? How do I protect my information?

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Vendor risk management is a recommended activity that has been stressed for almost ten years in the financial industry. The FDIC released a financial institution letter in 2008 to help teach banks how to properly manage the additional risk of outsourcing part of their processing to external vendors....

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Are you collecting all the documentation you need to complete a proper vendor review? This CyberByte video will cover the types of documentation and requirements you will want to include in your third party management process.

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It’s important to know, that the details of most data breaches change over time, especially during an active investigation, usually for the worse. And it is possible things could get worse for Equifax.

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You have likely heard about the recent Equifax data breach, as this unfortunate event affects approximately 44% of Americans. SBS would like to provide you with a summary of the breach details, lessons learned, and response procedures.

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If you have a system with software, you NEED to be patching religiously. Not staying up-to-date on patches will leave you vulnerable to known attacks. It is the equivalent of leaving your doors unlocked in an unsafe neighborhood, and the internet is most certainly not a safe neighborhood.

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For the fifth consecutive year, SBS CyberSecurity was featured on the prestigious Inc. 5000 list.

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Before swiping your card at the gas pump, learn how your phone can help spot a thief.

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Incident response has always been a critical component of an effective Information Security Program, but operating without an effective Incident Response Plan in today’s world is like jumping into the deep end without knowing how to swim.  New types of security-related incidents are emerging and at ...

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The internet has experienced yet another “global” ransomware epidemic, this time in the form of a new variant named “Petya.” Petya was initially discovered in the wild back in March of 2016, but this new variant sports some serious upgrades. Petya is now “wormable,” using the same SMBv1 exploit, als...

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