Why Bother with an Information Security Program?

by Sarah Harvey / June 15, 2023

When headlines about companies like Capital One, Imperva, Marriott, Target, or Home Depot becoming victims of a data breach are released, we understand why small and medium size businesses start wondering if their efforts put towards an information security audit are worth it. If enterprise-level companies and household names can’t protect themselves, why should startups and smaller companies even try? If they can’t do it, no one else can either,…

Most Common SOC 1 Gaps

by Sarah Harvey / June 13, 2023

If you knew a hurricane or car accident was going to happen, wouldn’t you do your best to prepare for it? You’d want to know every detail of its likelihood so your plan of action would prevent as much damage as possible. The same principle applies to information security breaches - that’s why it’s important for your organization to be aware of and remediate common security gaps so you can…

Think Like a Hacker: Common Vulnerabilities Found in Wireless Pen Tests

by Sarah Harvey / February 20, 2023

Common Ways Wireless Devices, Applications, and Networks are Exploited From hand-held wireless devices to wireless networks, your organization probably depends on the convenience and accessibility of wireless devices to conduct business - but wireless devices are just as likely as any other technology to be compromised by hackers. Do you know what vulnerabilities your wireless devices, applications, and networks are up against? In this short webinar, KirkpatrickPrice expert pen tester,…

Disney+ Plagued by Credential Stuffing

by Sarah Harvey / December 15, 2022

Streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, HBO Now, and Prime Video have revolutionized the way people consume television and movies – and Disney is the latest company to join the craze with its newly-released and much-anticipated Disney+ streaming service. With more than 10 million users creating accounts within the first day the service was rolled out, Disney had to be aware of the extreme cyber threats facing the streaming service. After…

CCPA Roadmap for Compliance

by Sarah Harvey / October 4, 2023

The California Consumer Privacy Act will go into effect on January 1, 2020, which gives organizations who have yet to start their compliance efforts less than three months to prepare for the enforcement of the new data privacy law. While ensuring compliance with a new legal requirement is never easy and is often stressful, we’ve come up with seven steps to follow that can act as a roadmap for CCPA…