Happy Holidays. As we go through the last full school week before the holiday break, I have a couple of quick professional and personal thoughts:      You should use the holiday break to re-calibrate your UPSes.  Remember Smart UPSes need periodic re-calibration.

The Cybersecurity news has been pretty depressing over the last week. I read an article that a Cybersecurity insurance company is refusing to pay for a Merck breach incident because it is NotPetya and that is from Russia and was designed as a cyber warfare tool.

We have all heard the story of the Trojan Horse.  The Greeks built it and left it in front of Troy.  The Greek army left.  The Trojans went outside the gates and wheeled it into the city.   At night the Greek version of Special Forces jumped out and destroyed Troy.

Note:  The response to our CyberSecurity Event has been overwhelming.  To accommodate everyone who wants to attend we have moved it to a much large conference room.  We do have a few seats still available.  This is your last chance to sign up for this event.

Bob and are now multiple years in discussing the same thing – how to improve your district’s security footprint.   For most of that time many ignored our warnings as too hard, too expensive, or “on my list”.  But when a member of the family dies, everything  becomes very real and suddenly what is impossible becomes […]