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Praying for Security

The Community November 26th, 2008 Comments

This was a story that made headlines earlier this year, so it may not be all that newsworthy at this point. However, it does illustrate why we think its a good idea to require authentication, audit logging, and restricted access even to those whom you trust. In a time where a pastor is [...]

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Meet Juston Glenn!

The Community November 25th, 2008 Comments

We’d like to introduce to Juston Glenn, our newest Security Consultant with The Garland Group!
Juston has been with The Garland Group for a couple of months now, and you can read about Juston’s history on our company page. But in true Garland Group fashion, here’s a little off-the-cuff survey we got him to [...]

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WiFI Buzz(Words)

The Community November 20th, 2008 Comments

Recently two German researchers presented their findings on cracking the WPA encryption method at the PacSec security conference in Tokyo. I know this sounds like the set up to an Abbott and Costello routine, but it’s not. Its also not as serious and as dire as the researchers or the conference that announced the findings [...]

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A Company with a Purpose

The Community November 13th, 2008 Comments

At least once a year I like to go through a what I’m calling a ‘State of the company‘ review that answers questions as if we are starting this company from anew. It should be noted that what I try to avoid is being generic. Avoiding those scenarios like meaningless, adjective heavy mission statements [...]

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