2015 - Loricca Managed Security Services

Looking Forward to an Exciting New Year for Cybersecurity

by Loricca,Inc. | Dec 17, 2015 | Current IT Security Events, Cyber Security, IT Security

Standing on the verge of another New Year, it is a tremendous time to work in IT Security. For several years, most of our clients have been primarily motivated by compliance concerns to implement and document best practices for securing critical data and systems...

Stay Safe Shopping Online

by Loricca,Inc. | Dec 12, 2015 | Best Practices, Cyber Security, Cybersecurity, IT Security, IT Security Tips, Security Tip

With high profile breaches in the news regularly, consumers have an increased awareness of online dangers and the constantly evolving tactics of cyber criminals out to steal their data. But does this heightened awareness translate to more secure online habits? Too...

Retailers and Consumers Face Holiday Shopping Risks

by Loricca,Inc. | Dec 3, 2015 | Credit Card, Cybersecurity, EMV, IT News You Can Use, IT Security, Security Breach

With the holiday shopping season in full swing, security experts, retailers and shoppers alike face the coming weeks with vivid memories of the Target holiday breach two years ago and the series of hacks and data theft we have seen since. It comes down to each of us...

The Long Anticipated Next Round of HIPAA Audits Finally Taking Shape

by Loricca,Inc. | Nov 19, 2015 | Business Associate, Compliance, HIPAA, HIPAA Audit, HIPAA Business Associate, HIPAA Compliance, HIPAA Penalty, HiTech, Regulatory Compliance

We have been urging clients, covered entities and business associates to prepare for almost two years. As I have said many times, being prepared for an audit is more about taking the appropriate and responsible steps toward compliance and security than it is about the...

Don’t Fall for Social Engineering Tactics

by Loricca,Inc. | Nov 12, 2015 | Cyber Security, IT Security, IT Security Breach, IT Security Tips, Security Awareness Training, Security Tip, Social Engineering

Your employees may not realize how valuable their access may be to dangerous cyber criminals. Hackers can be very clever when they want the critical data or credentials that your employees possess. Social engineering tactics are designed to obtain secure information...

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Looking Forward to an Exciting New Year for Cybersecurity

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Retailers and Consumers Face Holiday Shopping Risks

The Long Anticipated Next Round of HIPAA Audits Finally Taking Shape

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