Race Report: Brands Hatch

This past weekend at Brands Hatch was an unforgettable one for our team at Critical Path Security, thanks to the relentless efforts and remarkable performance of our driver, Ryan Vargas. The race weekend was intense, with the challenging track conditions at the iconic Brands Hatch circuit pushing everyone to their limits. Ryan's weekend started with some hurdles, as a parts failure disrupted our first practice session. However, the team quickly rallied, making the necessary repairs and adjustments to find a setup that suited the track perfectly. "We struggled to start the weekend, with a parts failure hurting our first practice session, but once we got that fixed and a setup that worked for us, we were absolutely on rails!" Ryan shared. Saturday's race was a rollercoaster of emotions. Despite a strong performance throughout most of the race, a late mistake cost us a few positions. Ryan's determination to redeem himself…

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Preparing for Your Cyber Insurance Renewal: Insights from Rick Hudson, CTO of Critical Path Security

At the upcoming NRECA Co-Op Cyber Tech Conference in Arlington, VA, Rick Hudson, CTO of Critical Path Security, will be delivering an insightful session on preparing for your cyber insurance renewal. This session, scheduled for June 11-13, 2024, promises to equip attendees with essential knowledge and practical steps to streamline the renewal process. Key Topics to be Covered 1. Understanding Basic Requirements: Rick will begin by discussing the fundamental requirements that insurance providers are looking for. These requirements are becoming increasingly standardized, and understanding them is the first step in ensuring a smooth renewal process. 2. Proactive Steps to Save Money: One of the highlights of the session will be a discussion on proactive steps that can potentially lower your insurance premiums. Rick will share insights on measures that can enhance your cybersecurity posture, thereby making your cooperative a less risky proposition for insurers. 3. "Extra Credit" Items: Rick will…

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Join Us for an Exciting Innovation & Entrepreneurship Mentorship Event!

We are thrilled to announce that Patrick Kelley will be speaking at the upcoming Innovation & Entrepreneurship Mentorship Event, hosted by The City Tutors & The Mentor Project. This virtual event is scheduled for Thursday, May 23, 2024, from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM. It promises to be an engaging and insightful experience, connecting professionals and aspiring innovators across various fields. Event Details Date: Thursday, May 23, 2024 Time: 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM Platform: ZOOM Registration Link: Sign up here Spots are limited, so make sure to register early to secure your place. Why Attend? This event is a unique opportunity to meet and interact with professionals from diverse industries, including: Engineering Technology Robotics Psychology Branding Creativity Cyber Security Media Non-Profits Event Planning Whether you are an entrepreneur looking to gain new insights, a professional aiming to expand your network, or simply someone interested in innovation and mentorship, this…

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Protect Your Online Accounts: The Dangers of Password Reuse

Most of us have online accounts for everything, from government services to online shopping. Each new account requires a username and password. While reusing credentials across multiple accounts may seem convenient, it significantly increases your risk of falling victim to cyber attacks. With a single compromised password, cyber criminals can unlock multiple accounts, gaining access to your personal information and more. The Risks of Password Reuse User credentials are a prime target for cyber criminals, who exploit the fact that many people reuse their passwords. Cyber criminals target both organizations and individuals, exploiting system vulnerabilities, deploying phishing attacks, and disguising malware as legitimate files to steal sensitive information. Once stolen, these credentials can be sold or shared online, making them accessible to other malicious actors. Even if your password was stolen years ago, reusing it today exposes you to cyber attacks like credential stuffing. To safeguard your accounts, avoid reusing…

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