Expect a Big Microsoft Patch Tuesday on February 12th
Microsoft is releasing 12 patches on Tuesday for a near record 57 vulnerabilities. This release is only bested by the 64 vulnerabilities of April 2011.Five of the patches are critical. Two of those five are [...]
Computers Can Really Smell
IBM has long had one of the best research and development teams in computing. The IBM Fellows are highly regarded as some of the best and brightest prognosticators in the profession. In IBM’s most recent [...]
The Java Problem Just Got Worse
Be careful where you go to update your Java software. There is new malware masquerading as a Java update. If you are a current client and your company is concerned about this security risk and [...]
Obama Admin Releases Massive New HIPAA Rules
So, as if healthcare practitioners didn’t already have enough to focus on with Obamacare, HITECH and the Flu epidemic, the Obama administration through the Department of Health and Human Services, has released a massive pile [...]
The Java Vulnerability May Not Be Fixed; A Tale for Two Browsers
It has been suggested that this update does not end the problems for Java. In fact, some experts on Java are recommending that Java not be used unless necessary. If you require Java, here are [...]
BYOD: Are You Bringing Your Own Disaster
With the incredible proliferation of mobile devices that allow anyone with network credentials to gain nearly unlimited access to internal network resources, we have opened the proverbial Pandora’s Box. The ironic thing in this fast [...]
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