Author: Sankaran G.
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Defending Lateral Movement of Ransomware Using a Fiber-Cut Kill Switch
Ransomware cyberattacks have been increasing at an alarming rate recently, with the finance, technology, education, manufacturing, and healthcare sectors being the most affected. Ransomware groups typically target large corporations. However, the trend is shifting as the ransomware business evolves into a service (SaaS) model with sophisticated tools at its disposal. This broader accessibility of these…
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A Real Air Gap Defense Against Today’s Ransomware Attacks
Today’s ransomware attacks are more sophisticated and often spread through unpredictable attack vectors. So, there is no silver bullet for avoiding such attacks in a complex IT environment with remote working and outsourced service providers in the mix. But it is relatively easy to detect ransomware early in the kill chain. After the initial attack…
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ADA Compliance – Mini Checklist for Restaurants
Although this list is not complete, it covers the critical elements of a fast-casual restaurant. The ADA standards have immense technical requirements, but this post focuses on the major ones for simplicity. If you need a comprehensive checklist, check this one out. The issues related to parking space and access to parking are mostly the…
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Defaulting Makes Good Economic Sense for Small Businesses in California’s Frivolous ADA Lawsuits
Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, small business owners have struggled to sustain their businesses. Still, serial filers like Scott Johnson have found a clever way to bulk up their bank accounts. The California federal courts got 9,7061 ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) violation lawsuits filed between August 15, 2020, and October 12, 2021. As the…