Escalating cyber threats could involve sabotage and threaten civil safety I’m going to briefly yank you back in time for a fast history. The new millennium was fast approaching, the big 2000, and at the time there was a big stink about total technological oblivion. It was called the Y2K bug. I only heard about …
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Beginner strategies for new freelancers and remote working As a remote worker, you might discover there’s a whole other side to the world of online work: freelancing. Freelancing is a big part of every industry. In fact, the need for remote workers and freelancers exploded after the COVID-19 pandemic set it. Freelancing is different, however. …
How our mindsets are shifting post-pandemic An opinion piece by Douglas James When I started my journey as a freelancer way back in 2013, it was from both necessity and frustration. Personal health reasons meant traditional work environments wouldn’t work for me. At the same time, I was attempting to shift into another minimum wage …
Freelancing, remote work, and experience I don’t often get a chance to directly address the readers. I’m Douglas James, and I’ve been authoring content on Bytagig now for quite some time, going on 2, nearly 3 years. It seems like only yesterday I was fiddling with a few website adjustments and initial articles. But working …
Dealing with stress, burnout, and strain in an age of remote working There’s no worse feeling than burnout induced by the strains of life. Foggy fatigue, irritation, and loss of motivation are only a few problematic symptoms that come along with feeling like a used match. But how could this be, you wonder? You’re working …
Mass-scale cyber attack warns of a dangerous time Not too long ago at the tail end of 2020, the United States observed a perilous cybersecurity breach affecting multiple Fortune 500 companies and top government agencies. The attack, of course, was the SolarWinds breach. While such attacks like SolarWinds brought cybersecurity problems into the forefront of …
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Proposed bill isn’t the solution The fight for better cybersecurity is a layered, nuanced thing. It has complexities, rules, and numerous nodes to account for. It’s not the answer anyone wants to hear, but it’s true. Like any network, it’s composed of hundreds if not thousands of different variables, which is why a constantly updating …
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How cloud computing will continue to change Cloud computing services operated as the unsung hero during the COVID-19 pandemic, assisting thousands with rapid adoption of remote infrastructure. Even before then, however, cloud computing was a powerful tool with various offerings and services capable of adding much needed agility to legacy infrastructure, IT environments, and cybersecurity. …
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You will see this in the news if you haven’t already, so I’ll give you the important information up front. Bytagig does not utilize Kaseya BSA. No action on your or my part is required for this major cyber security incident. For more information and valuable lessons from this incident, keep reading below. Kaseya reacted …
Extended detection and response systems pave the way for agile decision making Data analytics, security, decision agility, and correlation of information across networks and enterprise models are necessities in today’s high-impact digital world. Often, a business or enterprise entity takes advantage of various tools already available. For example, when organizing security and threat responses, there …
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