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Rick Mark and Integrated Systems & Methods, Inc. IT Advisory and Business Technology Management

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2015 Planning: BCP – Phase 3 – Determination and Mitigation!

Now that the hard work of Phase 1 and 2 have been completed, its time to determine what the mitigating activities will be for each of the scenarios that have been defined.  Phase 3 is what the whole BCP is made of, essentially.  In this phase, all of the planning, relationship information and … Continue reading →
December 15, 2014 Leave a reply

Security Best Practices – 10 of the best things you can do

Corporate security consumes a huge chunk of time, money, and human resources. It's no wonder that companies like Symantec exist. Symantec produces some of the security industry's best software, but its contribution doesn't stop there. Symantec also produces an annual Internet Security Threat … Continue reading →
March 6, 2013 Leave a reply

Pay Up….You’ve been Hacked!

It nearly sounds as if it’s out of a movie. Picture it: You boot up your computer, only to discover that all your files have disappeared -- and a stranger is holding them hostage until you fork over some dough. It's one of the latest threats to your network and unlike many cyber threats, the … Continue reading →
December 5, 2012 Leave a reply

Windows RT vs Windows 8: On the Surface, there’s still a lot of confusion

Microsoft Surface has been popular enough for pre-orders to sell out but there's continuing confusion among users and IT pros about what the Windows RT operating system it runs is and what the OS does. When Apple first announced the iPhone, it initially claimed that it ran OS X. While iOS … Continue reading →
November 5, 2012 Leave a reply

Is it April Fool’s Day? ….Nope, that’s malware attacking your printer

We all run into standard printer frustrations. The inevitable ‘paper jam’ or ‘ink too low,’ when it’s clear there is plenty enough ink left to print your one page document. Let’s be honest, it wouldn’t be a Monday without it. But lately, it’s been security analysts who have been … Continue reading →
October 10, 2012 Leave a reply

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