At the moment, CMMC requirements apply exclusively to DoD contracts. However, there are indications that other federal agencies may adopt similar cybersecurity standards in the future. Interest in adopting CMMC-like […] [...]
Ransomware attacks don’t take a holiday, and cybercriminals count on the chaos and distractions of the season to catch you off guard. Our last blog post focused on why ransomware […] [...]
Tego is proud to announce we have achieved ISO 27001 compliance for our Tego Cloud and Tego Professional Services organizations, a significant milestone in our commitment to delivering the highest […] [...]
As the holiday season approaches, many of us shift our focus to celebrations, shopping, and spending time with loved ones. Threat actors and cybercriminals are also preparing for the season—but […] [...]
In our last post, we broke down the steps of a phishing attack. This post explores how organizations and their users can protect themselves from phishing attacks. Phishing attacks aim […] [...]
Phishing attacks have become one of the most common and dangerous threats in today’s digital landscape. These attacks are designed to trick individuals into divulging sensitive information—like passwords, credit card […] [...]
NIS 2 is the revised Network and Information Security Directive (NIS Directive), which the European Union adopted to strengthen cybersecurity across member states. It builds on the original NIS Directive, which […] [...]
The final program rule for the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) program was released for public inspection today and is anticipated to be published in the Federal Register, Tuesday, October […] [...]
When the Internet first emerged, passwords were considered the gold security standard. A strong password—ideally long, complex, and unique—was enough to safeguard digital assets at the time. But in today’s […] [...]
CRN, a brand of The Channel Company, has named Tego a 2024 Triple Crown Award winner. This elite recognition is awarded to solution providers who earn spots on three of […] [...]