In this episode, Fred and Chad discuss Software Assets, or in other words, the software your company uses. Learn why your company needs to keep an inventory of software assets, how to get control of software assets, and tools that can help you do both of the above.

In this episode, Fred and Chad discuss Hardware Assets, or in other words, the technology devices your company owns. Learn why your company needs to keep an inventory of hardware assets, how to get control of hardware assets, and tools that can help you do both of the above.

In this episode, Fred and Chad discuss how an organization can create a Culture of Security, a holistic mindset of being more secure. A culture of security isn't just another initiative an organization should consider. With the growing rate and cost of cyber-attacks, it's pertinent for organizations and employees to understand what it takes to be secure and prepared.

In this episode, Fred and Chad discuss a topic that has been all over the news. It has created fear and has made quarantines and evacuations necessary in certain parts of the world. This discussion is all about the Coronavirus and the scams being spread amidst a time of global uncertainty.

In this episode, Fred and Chad discuss Firewalls, the perimeter that stands between the outside (online) world and your company's internal networks. Firewalls add a higher level of security to your company.

In this episode, Fred and Chad discuss End-of-Life (EOL), when your systems, devices, or firmware are no longer supported by their developers. You'll learn how to prepare for the End-of-Life dates for your technology and how to decide whether you need to upgrade, retire, or completely replace these tools.

In this episode, Chad and Fred discuss patching, the act of updating your system and applications to fix vulnerabilities. Hardware and software manufacturers are consistently scanning their systems and applications for vulnerabilities. When vulnerabilities are found, patches - or rather, updates - are released by these manufacturers to fix those vulnerabilities. Patching not only rids systems of vulnerabilities; patching blocks the ability for cyber criminals to exploit them.

In this episode, Fred and Josh discuss simulated cyber-attacks, which is when companies act out real world situations and test their ability to respond. There are 16 scenarios with countless variables that a cybersecurity services company can use to help businesses test their plans and discover where they may fall short. Cyber-attacks are happening every day and becoming more sophisticated. Experts agree that these types of simulations are one of the best ways to prepare for them.

In this episode, Fred Cobb explains Whitelisting and Blacklisting, the process used to control what applications and websites employees can connect to. Companies that don't place limitations on employee access have a greater risk of experiencing a breach and are more likely to have a widespread outbreak. Some business leaders may feel placing limitations on employees will dampen morale. Fred explains why these limitations are important and can minimize the impact of cyber-attacks.

In this episode, Fred and Josh discuss the important things you need to consider for your employees who work remotely. It's estimated that over 4 Million Americans are working remotely. Many of these individuals are connecting to wi-fi on home networks or public networks in coffee shops or hotel lobbies, often to do confidential work. Without the right security policies and procedures, your employees are vulnerable to cyber attacks; which makes your business vulnerable to cyber attacks. For this reason (and many more) it is crucial for employers to create policies and procedures to protect employees and their devices. Listen to the full episode for information that can better secure your remote employees, their devices, and your business.