onShore Security’s Caron Grantham attended the WiCyS conference recently. We asked her to reflect on her experience:

” I was enthusiastic about attending the fifth annual WiCyS (Women In Cybersecurity) 2018 Conference that took place in Chicago on March 23^rd through the 24^th.

The conference environment was very well organized and attended by hundreds of women. While the majority of the participants were undergrad or graduate students seeking to break into the broad field of cybersecurity, there were several working professionals like myself in attendance. [Read more…]

onShore Security has again been listed on CRN’s MSP 500. In particular, onShore was selected for the Security 100, a shortlist featuring companies that focus on security. [Read more…]

onShore Security’s Chris Johnson wrote in his entry for MSPblog about a common misconception in cybersecurity.

“Many people assume that technology should be doing all of the work when it comes to security (i.e. more alerts = less risk). While technology is a vital part of a robust security posture, it shouldn’t stand on its own. Essentially, blinking lights and shiny objects don’t make you more secure, nor should it be what you base your security service offerings on.”

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