The Russian Cyber War Began Years Ago…
It is extremely important for small businesses and individuals alike take steps towards preventing cyber-attacks. Here is a list of simple measures you can implement to take the target off your back…
Syracuse Startup Podcast - Episode 8
In this episode, I had the good fortune to speak with Kasey Almanzi of Bowers & Company. Kasey is a certified public accountant and a tax supervisor at Bowers & Company, which is a Central New York located accounting firm of approximately 90 accounting professionals…
Rundown of the Top 15 Cybersecurity Threats of 2019-2020
Every year the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) releases a series of reports itemizing the top cybersecurity threats of the past year. I asked my best people to gather the data and report back with a rundown of the biggest threats.
Do the deceased have data rights?
When we think about the data privacy rights of people, there tends to be a natural assumption that those people are living. And that’s probably fair. After all, data privacy rights are still in their infancy in the grand scheme of things and there has been no real history of estates suing providers for privacy violations related to a deceased person…
7 Steps to CAN-SPAM Act Compliance
We’ve all gotten those emails. You know, the ones riddled with typos, trying to get you click on something, maybe with suggestive themes or images? And most savvy business people have attained enough tech-competency to know not to click on that stuff. We call it…. SPAM!
Is Federal Data Privacy Legislation On The Way?
All 50 states in the U.S. now have breech notification laws. Many are similar, but some are unique. Places like California, Illinois, New York and Massachusetts have been relatively aggressive in developing a set of regulations to protect their residents from data privacy shenanigans as well as the effects of cybersecurity incidents…