PC Matic CEO Rob Cheng has his finger on the pulse of cybersecurity. In addition to writing multiple op-eds appearing in media outlets across the country, Rob is also part of Forbes Business Council. He also likes to drop in on Myrtle Beach radio host, Liz Calloway, and her show. They talk about ransomware and […]
A Decade Of Protection Between the end of 2019 and the start of 2020, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) began heavily recommending whitelisting technology. Brands that hadn’t been using it were converting over. Big name AV companies began slowly integrating the technology into their offerings. It’s over a year later, and they […]
Call To Action Frequently, when presented with an overwhelming problem, we humans try to find our own ways to help. It’s in our nature. We may not be able to digest something in its entirety, but we can use our own talents to offer assistance where we can. On March 30th last year, PC Matic […]
National Institute of Standards and Technology From time to time, we cover topics from NIST. If you joined us for Cybersecurity Awareness Month, you followed along with the themes that NIST set out. However, you may not be sure what NIST does. From the Wikipedia page, “The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is a […]
A Federal Warning On October 28th, the Federal agency, CISA (Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency), issued a warning about ransomware targeting the Healthcare and Public Health Sector. Among the specific strains mentioned, Ryuk and Trickbot were two that PC Matic effectively identified and blocked on October 26th. Typically, ransomware strains like Ryuk are sent via […]