Category: In The News
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We made a few changes
Things move fast around here. What’s different? Our static content and our blog. Graphics, verbiage, blog format, and even the web delivery model. Raxis One, our customer web interface, still has the same great user experience.
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5 Things You Should (and Shouldn’t) Take Away from the Starlink Hack
The hack of SpaceX’s Starlink shouldn’t distract security pros from the terrestrial threats that are much more likely and far more common.
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Cybersecurity in the Financial Sector: Regulations are Approaching Reality
The FTC has finalized changes to the GLBA Safeguards Rule. Here’s our take on these changes and how they are likely to affect financial institutions’ cybersecurity posture.
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Cyber Civil Defense: We Can All Fight the Russians
If you’re outraged over the invasion of Ukraine, there are some things you can do that will actually help make it harder for the Russian government to expand its hostilities.
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Why Our Team is Excited about the Purchase of Boscloner
Here’s what the Raxis team members have to say about our recent purchase of the Boscloner electronic access badge-cloning technology.
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Why Mutual Assured Destruction is an Incomplete Cyber Defense Strategy
Is the threat of full-scale retaliation enough to prevent large-scale cyberattacks? Raxis’ COO Bonnie Smyre, who also has a background in Russian and Eastern European studies, explains why this Cold War strategy cannot be as effective at stopping hackers.
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NSA, FBI, CISA Statement on Russian SVR Activity
The US government is warning businesses to beware of vulnerabilities being exploited by the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR RF). But that’s not the only group taking advantage. Here’s what you should do.
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SolarWinds Supply Chain Attack – Updated 12/18/2020
More details on the SolarWinds supply chain attack.
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Tesla Proves People are First Line of Cyber Defense
Tesla’s cybersecurity was tested recently. A well-trained, loyal employee stopped the planned hack in its tracks.
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Windows 10 Vulnerability Highlights Need for Physical Security Testing
A Windows 10 security problem offers an excellent example of what can happen when a bad guy gets to spend a few minutes alone with your computer.