
The Importance of Encouraging Diversity in Cybersecurity
Last year our CEO asked if I would be interested in starting a Girls Who Code club in our local school system. He had been
Last year our CEO asked if I would be interested in starting a Girls Who Code club in our local school system. He had been
How do you maintain an environment that is both open and secure? Many professionals who work in education cybersecurity have to answer this question, but
The first blog in this series discussed the importance of including information security in the strategic planning of any educational institution. In today’s blog I
Near the end of last year, Financial Services Superintendent Maria T. Vullo announced that the New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS) had updated
For the last few decades, security teams have taken a “point product” and best-of-breed approach to securing their environments. Although historically this approach has been
Back in April of this year, the Swift international money transfer network which connects 11,000 global banks in over 200 countries was used to steal
The Plixer team recently had the opportunity to attend the 2016 EDUCAUSE Annual Conference in Anaheim, California. Over the course of the show we got
I was recently given the opportunity to attend the 2016 EDUCAUSE Annual Conference in Anaheim California as part of the Plixer team. For those not
These days wireless network visibility using NetFlow is helping network administrators manage network application performance by giving them insight into wireless policies that prioritize and
The business of NetFlow Deduplication (aka Flow Deduplication) during collection time faces an interesting paradigm. It revolves around enterprise NetFlow collection and scalability. This is