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Disaster Response: Keeping Our Clients Running During the Earthquakes #KeepYouWORKING #RidgecrestEarthquake

We were preparing to relaunch our general newsletter with computing security news…but massive earthquakes in Ridgecrest hit the California desert over the 4th of July weekend sending strong jolts not only here in Kern County, but also throughout much of Central and Southern California.

In response, even during the holiday, the continuous protection of our Disaster Continuitysystem was…

The Big One is Just One Threat to Your Business

The Big One is supposed to hit California at any time!  Today’s massive quake in Mexico should serve as a reminder to companies like ours that are in earthquake country.  Whether you’re in California like us or any other seismically active part of the world, we all should make sure any size disaster won’t be able to shut us down.  Your data is vital and we’ve developed and refined disaster…

Massive Storms through Accidents – Is Your Business Prepared for Disaster?

Is your business prepared for disaster?

With Hurricane Irma leaving a path of devastation through the Caribbean and bearing down on Florida, businesses of all sizes everywhere need to consider how prepared they are for all kinds of disasters.  While we’ve developed and refined our disaster preparedness systems during massive hurricanes and earthquakes, the reality is that many companies can be…

Petya Ransomware Attack Wake Up Call

On Tuesday, over 12,000 Ukrainian computers running older versions of Windows were infected by a variant of the Petya ransomware and now it has spread to over 60 countries.   If the recent massive WannaCry attack wasn’t a wake up call for you to be protected, this should be.

The Petya attack had global repercussions, impacting global shipping operations at Maersk and even forcing the Chernobyl…

Lessons of the Massive WannaCry Ransomware Attack

The WannaCry ransomware attack has been continuing for a week now and large numbers of computers continue to be infected.  Some estimates show well over 300,000 infected computers in over 200 countries, making this the largest cybercrime in history.

Wana Decrypt0r 2.0 Ransom Note

Individuals through multinational companies have been crippled, including FedEx, Hitachi, and Renault.  The UK’s…