“Log4j” Zero-Day Vulnerabilities: Suite3 Response
We provide an overview of the Vulnerability-of-the-Month needs a name - commonly referred to as "Log4j" or "Log4Shell" - from our perspective
How gone is gone? Email recall may not work as you assume
A recent client question sparks a discussion of the lack of control a message sender has once an email has been sent to a recipient
From data to donuts – a backup and recovery reality check
Will your backup and recovery approach meet your expectations should disaster strike? We discuss matching your DR plan with your approach to be sure
Outsourced staffing can lead to security risks
Many clients are leveraging outsourced employees who use personally-owned devices which often have substandard security configurations
Why websites are getting flagged for invalid certificates
Let's Encrypt made a "small change" today in how older browsers and devices trust their certificates, resulting in a ripple effect of issues for clients
Suite3’s Three Anchors
A recent conversation about our ability to innovate relates to the three things our company is about at our core, both externally and internally
Changes to our backup and recovery solutions are coming
We announce the plans to upgrade both our on-premise and cloud backup and recovery solutions for all clients by year's end
The cloud isn’t necessarily cheaper
The "cloud" is just someone else's computer, which means that the costs of cloud solutions often do not come with the cost savings some may expect
Why the ability to install software on-the-fly is a security liability
The ability to install any software at any time also means that a bad actor has the potential to steal or encrypt data in a moment
Beware the data-creep of “Shadow IT”
Quick decisions made to get work done in the midst of the pandemic must be reexamined to provide convenient access in a managed, secure manner