Good cybersecurity hygiene goes a long way when it comes protecting yourself online in any way. There are great tools but the most effective thing you can do is change the way you think. Or get a Cujo ;-)

Webroot started eating people because of bad signatures and safe places be damned lets all just have a real conversation. Part 1

In this super connected world how are you making sure your only letting the right users on your network? What if you could hyper personalize your authentication in a seamless and transparent way? Dwayne Melancon with IOVation joins the conversation https://www.iovation.com/

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Flint MI isnt the only place thats in trouble. But its time to stop pointing fingers and get to work on the problems. Protests only go so far and your calls from this weekend's office hours.

Whats the best defense against ransomware? Pro tip: Backups! and having a few other controls in place wont help either. Tim Erlin ofTripwire has a few things to say on the subject.

When your community is hungry you feed them. But in order to solve the problem how do you get to the root cause? Dawn Baldwin Gibson and her small church are making a huge difference in people's lives.

Another shooting, this time it was live streamed on facebook. Is the barrier to entry for viral videos causing this issue? And your calls from Atlanta GA on hoe to hack your credit score.

There is talk of a Cyber Geneva convention but what exactly does that mean and just how would it even work? In the process Charles and Chris Roberts come up with the scariest cyber nuclear option equivalent.

http://www.acalvio.com/

NY recently passed legislation on how companies should respond to cybersecurity breaches. But, just like everything else in the cybersecurity world, its a double edge sword. Tim Erlin from https://tripwire.com Joins the conversation.

Cyber security works best from the top down. But I don't think we are ready to have a board room full of hackers and having to many people that know enough to be dangerous is not good for any business. But what if your CEO's and Board members had cyber security bootcamp just for them? Peter Gleason CEO on the National Association of Corporate Directors joins the conversation.

https://www.nacdonline.org/