2014 - Loricca Managed Security Services

Is this Breach the Scariest Thing We’ve Seen from Sony in a Long While?

by Loricca,Inc. | Dec 17, 2014 | Business Associate, Current IT Security Events, Cyber Attack, Cyber Security, Cybersecurity, IT News You Can Use, Security Breach, Security Tip

News is not joyous for Sony this holiday season. Every day there is a new development, more leaked information, and now outright threats from the “Guardians of Peace” attackers who have taken over Sony’s network and systems. The dramatic developments have been...

Your Employees Are VIPs – Valuable Information Possessors

by Loricca,Inc. | Dec 11, 2014 | IT Security, IT Security Breach, IT Security Tips, Security Breach, Security Tip

Your employees are very important to cybercriminals who would like to gain access to your business or facility, your systems, and your client or patient data. Instances of phishing and social engineering attacks increased dramatically in 2014 and all indications are...

The Big Lesson to Learn from Security Breaches of 2014: Vigilance

by Loricca,Inc. | Nov 20, 2014 | Current IT Security Events, Incident Response, IT Security, IT Security Breach, Security Breach

As the weather turns colder (even here in Florida) and we head into the holiday season, it inevitable that we would reflect on the year that is winding down. It may seem early for an “end of the year” or 2014 recap post but, in IT security, the slew of bad news and...

Are Your Employees’ Passwords Secure?

by Loricca,Inc. | Nov 13, 2014 | IT Security, IT Security Tips, Password, Password Management, Password Security

Password security seems like common sense. If you work in IT or security, you hopefully employ common best practices consistently and understand the importance of good password habits. Research continues to show, however, that not everyone understands and applies such...

Encryption for Your Critical and At Risk Systems

by Loricca,Inc. | Nov 6, 2014 | Encrypted Data, Encryption, HIPAA HITECH, HIPAA Penalty, IT Security, Security Breach, Security Breaches

Where You Must, Might, and May Not Need to Use Encryption Recent regulatory enforcement action has provided poignant examples of the damage even one unencrypted laptop can do to a company or organization. In April of this year, the US Department of Health and Human...

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Is this Breach the Scariest Thing We’ve Seen from Sony in a Long While?

Your Employees Are VIPs – Valuable Information Possessors

The Big Lesson to Learn from Security Breaches of 2014: Vigilance

Are Your Employees’ Passwords Secure?

Encryption for Your Critical and At Risk Systems

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