As many as 30,000 American small businesses and local municipalities could have been compromised in a recent Microsoft Exchange Server  breach. In early March, Microsoft warned that multiple bad actors … Continue reading →

Cybercriminals are a non-discriminating bunch. They don’t care where your business is, your industry focus, or whether it is a large enterprise or small, family-run business. Identity access is an … Continue reading →

Digital business transformation is changing not only how we work, but also from where. It’s a boon for business. But it can escalate risk too. As you look to secure … Continue reading →

Bad actors are always looking for access to networks of interest and business systems. Vulnerabilities and software flaws are an ongoing concern. We need to be vigilant. Yet the fact … Continue reading →

The Department of Defense is not about to compromise on cybersecurity. In January 2020 it released its Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) to “enhance the protection of controlled unclassified information.” … Continue reading →

Two decades ago, Managed Service Providers (MSP) barely existed. Two years ago, there were still a huge number of people who had no idea what an MSP was or did. … Continue reading →

We are always excited to announce AccessEnforcer releases, but today we are especially excited to announce the release of AccessEnforcer v5.0! In this milestone release we are introducing two great … Continue reading →

You could get away with updating a firewall once a month, or maybe even once a year, in the past. Today, that's very unwise. You need to check for updates every day automatically.

See the 7 reasons why you should toss out your clients dated, manual firewall. If it updates manually, it's time to go.