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Removing Secrets From Your Source Code

Removing Secrets From Your Source Code

2nd June 202210th December 2022 Gabor

This article explains how to keep your software repositories free of passwords, tokens, and private keys.

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Taking Forensic Disk Images from the OVH Cloud

20th January 202210th December 2022 Gabor

This article explains how a disk image can be taken from a virtual machine running on the public cloud. The acquired disk image can then be used with offline forensic tools like Autopsy and Encase.

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The 4 Deadly Technology Sins of a Small Business

The 4 Deadly Technology Sins of a Small Business

18th April 201918th April 2019 Gabor

Why is it so that SMBs are so vulnerable to technology issues? We explain what the leading IT and cybersecurity risks of any small business are, and how a managed IT services provider can help business owners address them.

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Owning Your Legal Practice’s Cybersecurity – MSPs and You

12th February 201911th February 2019 Gabor

Law practices should be aware of the cyber risks associated with IT, as a security breach involve financial and reputational damages, and legal liabilities. Read what the six questions are that every legal professional should ask from their managed IT services provider to avoid a data breach.

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Phishing Is the Top Reason Behind Australian Data Breaches

7th November 201816th December 2018 Gabor

The latest Notifiable Data Breaches Quarterly Statistics Report confirms that Australian legal practices are at risk of cybercrime with phishing as the main threat.

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How Abandoned Domain Names Pose a Major Cyber Risk to Your Business

18th September 201816th December 2018 Gabor

How abandoned internet domains are a significant cyber risk which threatens businesses and in particular the Australian legal profession.

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