Ensure your backups are truly safe. The ultimate standard? If you can't delete it, even if you want to, it's secure. Explore immutable storage, WORM tape, and optical media for ultimate data protection. #DataSecurity #BackupStrategy #Cybersecurity #ImmutableStorage #WORM
Ransomware attacks can render traditional backups useless. Learn why immutable, separate backups and infrastructure-as-code environments are crucial for true cyber recovery. #CyberSecurity #DataRecovery #Ransomware #BackupStrategies #TechTips
When using SSO like Okta, should admin accounts have a separate SSO user or is that overkill? Treating admin accounts differently is crucial for robust security, even with SSO layers. #SSO #Cybersecurity #AdminAccounts #ITSecurity
Cybercriminals infiltrated REDCap, harvesting credentials by injecting malware into upgrade processes. This 'Infinite.red' threat may have resided undetected for over a year, evading even robust backup strategies. #Cybersecurity #REDCap #Malware #DataBreach #InfoSec
Stop malware from stealing your browser cookies and hijacking your sessions. Device-bound session credentials and context-aware access work together to secure your accounts, even if your credentials are stolen. #Cybersecurity #TechExplained #OnlineSafety #DBSC #SessionHijacking
A common mistake: using the same credentials for different security domains like RedCap and Google Workspace. This can lead to a breach in one domain impacting others. Keep credentials separate or use SSO/Identity Provider. #CybersecurityTips #PasswordSecurity #DataProtection #IdentityManagement #SSO
Stop session hijacking! Device-bound session credentials (DBSC) and context-aware access work together to ensure your stolen cookies are useless. Protect your accounts from malware. #Cybersecurity #DBSC #OnlineSafety #Privacy #TechTips
Phishing-resistant MFA could have stopped a Chinese state-sponsored threat actor from spending over a year inside North American academic and medical research networks — and we're going to tell you exactly how it happened and what you need to do about it. A group called UNC5608, tracked by Google's Threat…
Attackers exploited stolen credentials to gain domain admin access in Google Workspace. They created compliance rules to secretly BCC emails to their own Gmail address, bypassing detection. #Cybersecurity #Hacking #GoogleWorkspace #DataBreach #InfoSec
Phishing-resistant MFA could have stopped a Chinese state-sponsored attack that stole sensitive research data from academic & medical institutions for over a year. A threat actor called UNC5608 — tracked by Google's Threat Intelligence Group — exploited REDCap, a research data platform used widely in academic and medical institutions. REDCap…
Clarifying the new election law: it doesn't prevent law enforcement from observing. Instead, it specifically addresses unauthorized seizure of ballots, while still allowing anyone to observe the process. #ElectionLaw #VoterRights #CivicDuty #Transparency
Clarifying the new election law: it doesn't prevent law enforcement from observing. Instead, it specifically addresses unauthorized seizure of ballots, while still allowing anyone to observe the process. #ElectionLaw #VoterRights #CivicDuty #Transparency
Many voters strategically wait until the final days to cast their ballot, influenced by polls. This often means ballots are dropped off at centers, boxes, or mailed in the last moments before an election. #VotingStrategy #ElectionDay #BallotDropOff #VoterTurnout
Many voters strategically wait until the final days to cast their ballot, influenced by polls. This often means ballots are dropped off at centers, boxes, or mailed in the last moments before an election. #VotingStrategy #ElectionDay #BallotDropOff #VoterTurnout
Ever wondered how California's jungle primary works? See how voter preference shifts can lead to unexpected election matchups, even potentially leaving a party out entirely. #JunglePrimary #CaliforniaPolitics #ElectionExplained #PoliticalScience
Ever wondered how California's jungle primary works? See how voter preference shifts can lead to unexpected election matchups, even potentially leaving a party out entirely. #JunglePrimary #CaliforniaPolitics #ElectionExplained #PoliticalScience
Ever wonder why California's mail-in ballot processing seems slower than Florida's? The key difference lies in the law: Florida requires ballots to arrive by Election Day evening, while California accepts them as long as they are postmarked by Election Day. #MailInBallots #ElectionLaws #Florida #California #VotingProcess
Every ballot has a strict chain of custody, from creation to transport. Two people always escort ballots, and numbers are tracked and sealed to ensure integrity. No ballot is ever left to one person. #BallotSecurity #ElectionIntegrity #VotingProcess #ChainOfCustody
Florida's strict 7 PM election night deadline contrasts sharply with California's more flexible system. Understand how these laws impact when voters mail or drop off their ballots. #ElectionLaws #Voting #BallotDeadlines #USPolitics
Ballot deadlines differ drastically between Florida and California. Florida requires ballots by 7 PM election day, while California accepts them up to a week later if postmarked by 8 PM. This impacts voter strategy and timing. #VotingLaws #ElectionDay #BallotDeadlines #VoteSafely
Discover why election results lag: 800,000 ballots in San Diego, 600,000 arriving last minute. Processing 80-100k daily means 200k still pending. #ElectionResults #VotingProcess #CivicDuty #BallotCounting #SanDiego
Ever wonder why election results shift? It's often not fraud, but how different parties vote. Republicans tend to vote in person or early, while Democrats often use mail-in ballots, impacting when votes are counted and the initial lead. #ElectionIntegrity #VotingFacts #CivicEducation #BallotCounting
Millions of ballots arrive at the last minute, requiring manual signature verification. San Diego alone received 800,000, with 600,000 on election day, and processing only 80-100,000 daily means weeks of counting. #ElectionDay #VoteCount #VoterProcess #CivicDuty
Are dead people casting ballots? While ballots might be sent to deceased individuals, evidence shows they aren't voting. Investigations by organizations like The Heritage Foundation haven't found widespread fraud. Signature verification and unique barcodes on ballots prevent illicit voting. #ElectionIntegrity #VotingFacts #CivicEducation #Democracy