In the world of federal data security, what you don’t know about your hardware could hurt you—and your agency. Portable USB devices remain essential for mission-critical operations, from secure data transfers in air-gapped environments to emergency response...
Federal workforce reductions and program decentralization have left state and local data security at risk, forcing governments to manage not just more services—but more sensitive data than ever before. From elections to public health to infrastructure, agencies are...
In the race to secure sensitive data, many state and local agencies unknowingly fall into a long-term trap: they invest in encrypted USB storage that seems secure—until it can’t be updated, patched, or centrally managed. When regulations evolve or new threats emerge,...
In today’s cybersecurity landscape, ensuring end-to-end security is not just about encryption standards—it is about understanding where your secure USB storage devices come from, how they’re built, and whether they comply with the security standards your organization...
A New Attack Vector: Ransomware from a Webcam? A recent attack by the Akira ransomware gang has revealed a serious security oversight in many organizations: the vulnerability of networked IoT devices like webcams and fingerprint scanners. This vulnerability uncovers...
