We’re Still the Weakest Link
Almost every major organization’s use of links when sharing documents or asking for updates accounts for increased susceptibility.
Dejablue: The Return of BlueKeep
Last month there was a return of RDP vulnerabilities. What does this mean for your organization?
$1.5M Cybersecurity Fine for Chicago Futures Brokerage
Does your fund have gaps in its cybersecurity governance and testing regimen?
Hedge Fund Crown Jewel Data
Here are some of the most common sensitive data types Agio encounters at our hedge fund clients.
Top 3 Hedge Fund Cybersecurity Threats
Most of Agio’s hedge fund clients understand they are on the target map for cyber-criminals, but we’ve also noticed that many funds suffer from the same cybersecurity misconceptions
Everything You Need to Know About the NY Shield Act
We explore how this may affect your investors and employees and what action you should take now.
Your SQL Server 2008 and 2008 R2 are No Longer Receiving Security Updates
A lot changed in technology since 2008 R2 was released, and before you upgrade to a newer version, it’s good to ask some questions about your current configuration. Â
The When & Why for MongoDB
MongoDB has been around since 2007, but only recently started getting more attention as a viable database solution.
Why your accidental DBA strategy isn’t good enough
If you aren’t being proactive when managing your database environment, you’re essentially waiting for on an outage or critical issue to identify issues in production. Isn’t that too late?
Your Top 5 DBA Mistakes
One of the first steps when onboarding a client to Agio’s DBA Service, is to dig deep into their environment, ensuring everything is configured according to best practices and industries standards.
Business Email Compromise (BEC)
The FBI has identified business email compromise, or BEC, as one of the most ubiquitous forms of cybercrime in use today.
Your Antivirus Solution Alone, Stinks
That’s right, it’s not as good as it should be, but let’s redirect blame to the bad actors and the ingenious methods they use to evade your end point security.