Hackers Shift Attacks to Small Firms
Why hack me?
When we are doing post-breach cleanup for new clients, many of them ask us the question, “Our business is not that interesting, so why would anyone hack me?” They may be a restaurant chain who thinks the only items of value they have are recipes that aren’t very hard to reproduce, or they could be a nonprofit …
What is IPv6 and Why Should You Care?
You mean we are running out of IP addresses on the Internet??? Yes, it’s true, sort of. IP addresses are used by computers to find each other on the Internet.
Each device has its own IP address (roughly, because some devices hide behind other devices such as a firewall, which uses its IP address for those devices).
We have been …
for business because it minimizes downtime and lets your customers and vendors know you take security seriously.
Make sense of the challenges that come with protecting your business assets.
Our philosophy about security comes from a strong belief that security should be functional and layered, and it must always take into account how our customers do business. This balance between functionality and protection requires that we listen to our customers to better understand how they view risk.
The cyber threat landscape continues to grow more sophisticated and aggressive. Whether it is Google, the US Government, or the recent breach of RSA, one of the largest IT security vendors in the world, the scope of targets and industries that hackers are launching attacks against are far-reaching. Many small and medium companies have become increasingly popular targets because hackers know that most of these companies don’t employ security best practices. Hackers have both time and money, which means the playing field for cyber threats is constantly changing as they adapt to the latest countermeasures.
At Wired Nation, we are not just a group of networking and security geeks, we also help our customers make sense of the myriad of options and challenges that come with protecting your business assets.
AWARDS & ACCOLADES
2005 Business Excellence Award for Industry Leadership
NMTISA (New Mexico Information Technology & Software Association)
2006 Business Excellance Award
Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce
2008 Women in Technology Award
NMITSA (New Mexico Information Technology & Software Association)
2010 Small Business Heavyweight Awards
New Mexico Business Weekly