Showing posts with label IR attenuation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label IR attenuation. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 4, 2013

Cyber 4.01 Conference 'Cyber Threats and How Businesses Can Fight Them'

Cyber 4.01 Conference 'Cyber Threats and How Businesses Can Fight Them' 
 
 
Ron Waranowski, Partner & President of SD, representatives from KCI Protection Technologies & Wilhelm Commercial Builders were guest speakers at the Howard County Chamber of Commerce 4.01 Cyber Conference, May 29, 2013.  The speakers elaborated on the various ways cyber criminals can compromise a businesses security posture and offered solutions for protecting electronic information and private conversations. 
 
Mr. Bartko, special assistant for cyber to the director of the NSA, was the keynote speaker at the security conference.  In his message he said "Intellectual property, private information, and even consumer items like music, movies and airline tickets are all kept and moved electronically. As a result, cyberspace is under constant attack from individuals and groups that steal information, disrupt businesses and government agencies and even destroy electronic systems and equipment.
 
 
 
Signals Defenses exhibited and demonstrated the key components of a Secure Work Environment (SWE).  SD Technology attenuates RF/IR signals penetrating or exiting the workplace, thus mitigating the exfiltration of sensitive information. 
 
For live demos we will be exhibiting at the ASIS Conference & Expo, Chicago, Sept 24-26.  Or contact Dana@signalsdefenses.com | 410.902.0356 to set an appointment at your offices or ours. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Tuesday, May 7, 2013

So Many Reasons to Attend ASIS NYC - Tomorrow


Online registration will be open through the event dates or you can register on-site at the Javits Center.  Remember, there is no charge for Expo-only registration—but registering for the full conference is a GREAT DEAL! 

Visit Signals Defenses at Booth #621 for our RF/IR Demos and latest technology updates
 

Monday, February 4, 2013

Organizations Need to Move Beyond Traditional Security Practices in The BYOD Era


Five security risks of moving data in BYOD Era
Employees bringing their own computing devices to work
  • Unknown third-party access via mobile apps
  • Challenges in tracking data
  • Data management, segregation difficult for compliance
  • Stolen, lost mobile devices leak data
  • Disgruntled employees a risk

To learn more;  http://www.zdnet.com/five-security-risks-of-moving-data-in-byod-era-7000010665/