Today’s blog is brought to you by our Public Safety Inside Support, Conor Smith. Vehicle tracking dates to 1978 when the first GPS satellite was launched into space. It wasn’t until 1994 when they had enough satellites in space to begin to use technology to track. Tracking was primarily used by the military but… Read more »
Today’s blog is brought to by Jonathan Borgesen. Jonathan is an account executive at Brite that focuses on enterprise sized customers. He is well in tune with what growing companies need to maintain a secure environment. With the advancement of technology, it has never been easier for organizations to expand their datacenter. This has been… Read more »
In Vehicle Technology: A Look Back and What is Coming Next Police Officers are constantly adapting their equipment to their environment and daily demands. The concept of the cruiser being a mobile office was developed by those who worked long shifts and thought: “What could be added to this car to make my job easier?… Read more »
Today’s blog is brought to you by Kevin Cox, Brite’s Commercial Sales Manager. Kevin comes to Brite after 15 years of experience in different technology fields. The cyber threat landscape is a scary one and it is not getting any better. After spending over 15 years in different areas of technology with large organizations such as Oracle,… Read more »
Need help choosing the correct device for mobile connectivity? Today’s Blog is brought to you by Norby Repinske, an Account Executive at Brite Computers. The mobile work force relies heavily on cellular connectivity to provide internet access anywhere in the field. It is especially important that these workers are connected at all times. Police officers… Read more »
[Sharify] Today’s Blog is brought to you by Ryan Conley, an Account Executive at Brite Computers. Most big breaches over the past 2 years can be tied back to mismanaged privileged account credentials. In the Target breach, someone had gained access to a privileged account through their HVAC contractor. Home Depot fell prey to a similar attack when a hacker used a person’s username and password to gain access to the… Read more »
A common New Year’s Resolution is to be vigilant against advance security threats. Fulfilling that resolution each year requires a more comprehensive approach as technologies evolves and attack methods become both more sophisticated and prevalent in our lives. As the new year begins, most organizations are putting their plans and tools in place to meet… Read more »
Reposted from ForeScout’s Blog | June 22, 2016 | By Pedro Abreu – Chief Strategy Officer The human brain is an incredibly complex system that functions miraculously well when all of its components are working together as one unit. However, when something goes wrong and connections break down, as when a stroke occurs, the brain is no longer… Read more »
If you are a fan of classic comedy television, you probably know this “I love Lucy” skit: In this situation, Lucy and Ethel have no problem with the slow trickle of chocolates, but the belt speeds up and the influx of Chocolates is just too great for the ladies, despite their creative efforts! As an… Read more »
The human nervous system includes 5 senses with a dedicated sensory system for each. While all important to our personal lives, Sight is probably most important in the professional lives of information security and technology staff. To make informed decisions, we need to See everything connected to the network and understand the meaning of critical… Read more »