We are saddened by the events unfolding in Ukraine and recognize that in addition to local hardships, the conflict will pose severe cybersecurity challenges for governments and businesses in NATO nations. Several threat groups aligned with Russian interests have been identified as active against Ukraine and Eastern European targets and their reach is expected to… Read more »
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The Internet is an essential part of most organizations’ technological infrastructure and risking a single point of failure is not an option. Dual internet connections are essential.
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Learn about the Log4Shell (CVE-2021-44228) vulnerability. Ecessa products do not use Java or Log4j and are NOT impacted.
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Traditional training won’t protect you against ransomware. It takes New-School Security Awareness Training to transform your employees into a human firewall.
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Using an infographic, we will help you understand how different layers of cybersecurity technology work together to form a strong shield against unwanted intrusion, data theft and exploitation by criminals.
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How a team with a unique blend of talent and expertise executed a complex data center move on time and on budget and exceeded client expectations.
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We’re proud to announce that our partner JDL Technologies has achieved Microsoft Certified Partner Gold status as a Cloud Platform software and technology solutions provider.
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Together, Ecessa and JDL Tech now offer clients Managed IT services, Cybersecurity Managed Services, Network Management and IT Custom Projects.
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What is MFA? MFA stands for multi-factor authentication. It is sometimes referred to as two-factor authentication, 2FA, or dual factor authentication. It is a security enhancement that requires you to present two pieces of information: something you know and something you have. Something you know – this is typically a password or a PIN. Something you have… Read more »
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Windows 11 is coming – let’s proceed with caution. Microsoft recently announced Windows 11 will begin shipping this fall. It will be available as a free upgrade to Windows 10 users. You are probably already seeing it in the news, in ads online, and even on your startup screen on your Windows machine. Because we… Read more »
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