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Achieving complete NIST 800-171 compliance does more than just deflect fines and maintain funding eligibility. The requirements organizations must comply with are best practices that organizations should be utilizing regardless as it truly enhances a given ... Read More
We won’t lie, becoming NIST 800-171 compliant is no easy task nor is it a cheap one. Hiring the right people or, right organization to facilitate the process of becoming compliant can be a costly investment. However, it is just that, an investment. Read More
In December of 2016, the world met the twenty-first century’s Rasputin. Read More
Rasputin. The name Rasputin represents a Russian man who is best remembered for his infiltration of the Romanov Russian Royal Family during imperialist twentieth century Russia. As a mystic and self-proclaimed holy man, he was entrusted to save the Romanov ... Read More
Every year, the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. is celebrated on the third Monday of January. As a federal holiday, many Americans are granted time to remember everything King courageously fought for as one of the many faces and leaders of the civil ri ... Read More
Jenga. For those who are unfamiliar with the infamous board game, the game is first set up by its participants who stack three wooden blocks together in one direction. Read More
This year, 2017, the term network neutrality turned 14 years old, although the policy as we know it to be now is only 2. The same year of the term’s creation in 2003, Myspace and Skype also entered the world. Read More
Cyber attacks have become more prevalent than ever before, and cyber security specialists anticipate that the frequency will only become more rampant as time progresses. Read More
If there is one thing we have learned in recent years, it is that no one’s information is safe. With the CIA WikiLeaks and the Equifax breach, even the protectors of some of the nation’s most precious information are vulnerable. Read More
According to the District of Columbia’s Annual Economic Report for 2016, almost 40 percent of individuals living in both Wards 8 and 7 of Washington, D.C. lived below the poverty level. Read More