Technology companies stand up to cyberwarfare
While most of the cybersecurity headlines talk about personal security, we can’t forget that governments continue to play a dangerous game of cyberwarfare. However, many leading technology companies aren’t standing by and letting their technology be used by rogue governments for cyberwarfare activities. Microsoft and Facebook, among many others, recently announced that they would not…
Facebook has a rough week, and Ransomware attacks on local governments highlight cybersecurity news
If you ever thought that being a billionaire tech mogul was fun, then consider the week that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg had. Testifying before Congress can be overwhelming, but Zuckerberg had to update multiple committees in Congress about the Cambridge Analytica fiasco and what Facebook is doing to protect personal customer data. Here’s a roundup…
Data breaches for Under Armor and Apple’s Siri highlight cybersecurity news
Data breaches with Under Armor and Apple’s Siri underscore the continuing problems with cybersecurity. The State of California has just released California Cybersecurity Maturity Metrics, and the new Federal budget includes an unprecedented $15 billion for cybersecurity. Here’s a roundup of cybersecurity news from the Cyber Oregon website.
Oregon is the new hot spot for cybersecurity
As the market for cybersecurity experts continues to grow, Oregon is fast becoming a cybersecurity hub. And what’s with millennials and their lack of interest in passwords? It’s a growing problem. Here’s a roundup of cybersecurity news from the Cyber Oregon website.
Cyber Oregon highlights top cybersecurity news
Cybersecurity continues to be a major issue for companies, individuals and governments. In the most recent cybersecurity news roundup on the Cyber Oregon website, we highlight crypto-mining, malware and global cyber threats.
Who says brand building can’t be fun?
We’re having some fun today with the roll-out of a new logo that we designed for PKI Solutions Inc. For those cybersecurity and cryptography experts out there … how many cryptographic references can you find in the design? You can enter our client’s logo contest for a chance to win a $31 Starbucks eGift card if…
Where have all of the "customer first" heroes gone?
Years ago, I worked on the in-house communications/public relations team for Nordstrom at their Seattle headquarters. One of the things that Nordstrom was known for at the time was their truly legendary customer service. Those were the days of stories like, “Nordstrom loves its customers so much that they will accept any returns, no questions…
Does hacking impact your company’s brand? You bet.
If it’s on the internet, it’s real, right? When Sony Music tweeted that Britney Spears had died, the rumor spread like wildfire. Hacker group OurMine recently hacked and then mocked NetFlix by saying, on NetFlix’s Twiter account, “Hey, it’s OurMine, Don’t worry we are just testing your security…” As noted in The Atlantic, even more…
McKenzie Worldwide Joins PDX Cyber Camp Sponsor List
McKenzie Worldwide is proud to be a sponsor again of this year’s PDX Cyber Camp which is focused on providing motivated high school students with a hands-on, introductory experience to cybersecurity principles, including hands-on implementation of cybersecurity policies and practices in Windows and Ubuntu operating systems. We’re also particularly excited about the camp’s “Girls Only”…
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