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What is your product and what does it do?

Lessons I learned trying to make the most of vendor briefings

I’ve always been a sort of ‘cut-to-the-chase’ kind of guy. I’m self-taught when it comes to security and technology. Over the…

What’s the dominant professional network in your country?

LinkedIn isn’t always the dominant social network for professionals… but what takes its place in those locations?

Who Watches the Watchmen?

In the health care industry, those practicing in the field must take the Hippocratic oath and swear to uphold…

Using DNS to Clean Your Pipes

I really despise ads, they completely ruin my browsing experience. Auto-playing videos, popup and overlay…

Six Gone, Moving on Eight

25 or 6 to 4?

Worried someone is accessing your Gmail account?

Here’s 4 things you can check and 1 thing you can’t

Savage Security October 2017 Newsletter

Savage Deeds

Savage Security News

Medigate takes a surgical approach to protecting medical devices from cyberattacks

Bad Rabbit, Good Practice

We’ve been getting our heads around this latest malware — third in a series that have several things in common:

1. Worm component using SMB to spread
2. Ransomware payloads (or at least, posing as ransomware)