Like most Americans and Oklahomans, we at TRUE are deeply saddened by the devastation caused by the tornadoes that ripped through Oklahoma this week. Our hearts and prayers go out to the people of Moore and other affected areas. If you are able, please make a financial donation to the charity of your choice to support the Oklahoma tornado relief effort. Although these events are still unfolding and the human and economic impacts are yet to be fully realized, this is a grim reminder of how important it is to have a solid emergency preparedness plan both at home and at work or school.Read more
Security Is a Shared Responsibility with Your Vendors
May 9th, 2013 | Posted by in Compliance - (0 Comments)I recently came across a blog article, The Security Risks of Medical Devices, that speaks to one topic that I advise my clients on a routine basis: “Security is a shared responsibility with your vendors.”
As an IT professional or security officer, your ability to secure your network is dependent upon your relationship with your vendors. If your vendors fail to provide you the information you need or update their systems, this puts your organization at risk. Imagine if Microsoft never issued any security updates.Read more
True Participation in 2012 Salvation Army Angel Tree
January 30th, 2013 | Posted by in Uncategorized - (0 Comments)True employee donations, with a double company dollar for dollar match, allowed True to adopt ten angels this year – five boys and five girls – from the Salvation Army Angel Tree. In addition to fulfilling specific gift wishes, True purchased each child a coat, shoes, pair of jeans, and coordinating outfits to help meet the children’s basic needs and help those less fortunate in the Tulsa community.Read more
Merry Christmas from True Digital Security
December 21st, 2012 | Posted by in Uncategorized - (0 Comments)In the TRUE spirit of the season, we extend a heartfelt Thank You and wish you a Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year!Read more
Why Everyone Should Be Using a Web Proxy
August 30th, 2012 | Posted by in Malware | privacy | Security - (0 Comments)If you haven’t heard about it by now, let me clue you in: Java is a security nightmare. A few days ago, a zero-day exploit for Java 7 became widely-known. The exploit bypasses Java 7′s security sandbox and permits attackers to download and execute code without user interaction. The attack is already available in Metasploit and in the Blackhole Exploit Kit (BEK). Since it’s in BEK, users are now susceptible to this attack via so-called “drive-by” web hacks. All a user has to do is get unlucky and visit a compromised site (and there are a TON of compromised WordPress sites out there) and their machine is compromised.Read more
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