Cybersecurity isn’t just for big cities or major power providers. Small municipal utilities, rural co-ops, and local water districts are increasingly being targeted by cybercriminals who see them as easier entry points into the nation’s critical infrastructure cybersecurity network. These smaller organizations often manage systems vital to public safety and community well-being, making them attractive,…
November is Cybersecurity Awareness Month for Critical Infrastructure, a timely reminder that protecting critical infrastructure isn’t just an IT concern; it’s essential for national security and economic stability. From power grids and water systems to transportation networks, our modern society relies on digital control systems. Yet, the more we connect, the more we expose ourselves…
Several have probably seen that the town I live in (Durant, OK) has been hit by ransomware. Many of you may be wondering: what do you do if you are hit with ransomware? Let’s walk through a few steps on what to do. First, isolate the ransomware in your environment quickly! Immediately disconnect the infected…
In today’s hybrid and remote work environments, the boundary between personal and professional digital spaces is virtually gone. Employees access sensitive business data from home networks, personal devices, and even public Wi-Fi, often without realizing the significant risks involved. While organizations have made strides in strengthening enterprise security, many overlook one of their most vulnerable attack…
Cyber threats continue to grow in scale and sophistication and so must the frameworks we use to combat them. In response to this evolving landscape, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) released an updated version of its landmark guidance: the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0. Whether you’re a small business, a government contractor, or a global enterprise,…