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Pathway Forensics Voted Best in Texas for 11th Straight Year
Pathway Forensics, a subsidiary of Briggs & Veselka Co., was once again voted among the best of the best by Texas Lawyer Magazine, an accomplishment the firm has achieved in each of their relevant categories since the list’s inception more than a decade ago.“We’re so pleased to be recognized for the 11th year in a row. It’s a real testament...
read moreUtilizing Outsourced Services to Manage Risk
How to get the most out of your expert service providers.Addressing your business goals can be daunting, especially if you’ve had to make tough financial decisions or even when you’re poised for growth. In most cases, particularly at small and mid-sized organizations, you likely don’t have the headcount to easily make things...
read moreCybersecurity Tips and Best Practices for Today
Using yesterday’s cybersecurity lessons to prepare for tomorrow.With so many employees working remotely and all of the operational changes the COVID-19 pandemic caused, every business was – and will continue to be – exposed to a new layer of cyber threat as part of our “new normal”. Now is the time to revisit your cybersecurity...
read moreData Classification: A Quick Start Guide
How to better protect your data through proper identification.Do you know what data your organization creates, processes, and/or stores, plus where all that different data lives within your organization? If you don’t, you’re not alone.Many organizations create, process, and store all kinds of data every day, but do not have a formal...
read moreWhich MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication) Is Right for Your Organization?
Using Multi-Factor Authentication to Enhance Your Cybersecurity ProgramMulti-factor authentication (MFA) is the process of using something you know (like a password) with something you have (like a code sent via SMS or generated by an application) or something you are (like biometrics) to allow remote access to resources.Using...
read moreBut Really, What is Ransomware?
Discover the past, present, and possible future of this costly cybersecurity trend. Everyone has heard the term “ransomware” and knows that it’s definitely not a good thing. But do you really know what ransomware is? Quick Explanation Ransomware is malicious software that encrypts the user’s files after being installed without the...
read moreAre You Prepared to Defend Against Ransomware Attacks?
Ransomware attackers don’t care who you are or what data you have. They only care that you need the data – whether its family photos on your phone or your organizations’ client information – and that you’re willing to pay for its safe return. Therefore, all individuals as well as organizations, from for-profit to non-profit, from...
read moreWhat to Do When a Ransomware Attack Occurs?
Start defining how to handle major aspects of a cyber incident response plan. The worst has happened – you discovered your machine, or even your entire network, has been infected with ransomware. Now what? Everyone hopes their defenses will properly protect them, but you must also be ready to deal with a ransomware infection as part...
read moreWorking from Home: Avoiding Cyber Attacks and Best Practices for Security
Get the latest tips and tricks from cybersecurity and IT experts on how to keep your data safe no matter where you’re working.Cybersecurity continues to be a big topic of conversation given the COVID-19 pandemic. Many companies had to quickly adapt to a fully remote workforce and are now discussing what their “new normal” work...
read moreEmployee-Exit Best Practices: The Legal and Technical Sides of Employee Exits During COVID-19
Learn how to keep you and your organization safe from legal or security issues when maintaining remote workforces. Employee-exit strategies can be challenging even in the most ideal circumstances. COVID-19 introduced additional complexities that legal, financial, and data protection experts adapted to – from how a layoff might impact...
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