Tag Archives: security

10 Most Dangerous Things Users Do Online, The Staff of Dark Reading

Posted on June 12, 2009 by Michael J. Elson

End users — god bless ‘em. You can’t live with ‘em — but without them, you wouldn’t have a job. They’re the reason you have an IT infrastructure; they’re also the single greatest threat to the security of that infrastructure. … Continue reading →

Microsoft Alert – Critical Product Vulnerability

Posted on December 18, 2008 by Michael J. Elson

You may have heard about a particularly nasty problem with Internet Explorer that was recently discovered by Microsoft.  While the computers are school are protected, you might not be at home. Please take a moment to download the security patch … Continue reading →

Arming Guards With PDAs

Posted on December 13, 2007 by Michael J. Elson

Security guards at Phoenix Union High School District have a new weapon to prevent students from cutting class and strangers from sneaking onto campus: personal digital assistants. Read the complete article here and then share your comments below.  Does this … Continue reading →