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Retired FBI Agent Scott Augenbaum warns about email during talk in Louisville
Our friend Scott Augenbaum gave a great talk at today at the Louisville IT Symposium about cybersecurity and the relatively simple ways you can boost your protection against hackers. Our CEO, Milton Bartley, serves with Scott on the Middle Tennessee chapter of...
ImageQuest returns with refreshments at Giving on the Green
We are pleased to support the 2019 Giving on the Green fundraiser supporting High Hopes Development Center in Franklin, Tenn. Golfers playing in this scramble at Brentwood Country Club can stop for a little refreshment - or "aiming fluid," as we like to think!...
Checked up on your vendors’ security practices lately?
As states race to each pass their own “mini-GDPRs,” ensuring your vendors comply can be a real chore. But you need to do this. As we know from the massive Target breach, a vendor wtih poor security practices logging in to your system can be the unwitting vector for an...
ImageQuest CEO speaks on protecting business value by reducing cyber risk
Our CEO, Milton Bartley, spoke on how to protect business value by reducing cyber risk at this morning's monthly meeting of the Exit Planning Institute - Kentuckiana chapter in Louisville. Bartley shared how cybercriminals target smaller companies who are vendors for...
The fictitious “Ransomware, Inc.” CEO returns to give another “Annual Shareholder” presentation
Our fictitious "Ransomware, Inc." CEO is back - with his 2019 edition of an "Annual Shareholders Meeting" presentation. This very popular presentation by the real-life CEO of ImageQuest, Milton Bartley, adopts the perspective of a presentation to investors in the...
NYT: Loyalty cards are a “Honey Pot for Hackers”
Any time you hand over personal information to a company offering goods and services to you, you open the door to identity theft. Yes, it's convenient and adds value and ease to our busy lives. But the downside is, you don't have the access or capability to discover...
Baltimore hit with “very aggressive” RobbinHood ransomware
The city of Baltimore is battling a "very aggressive" cyber attack from "RobbinHood" ransomware. Fortunately, it hasn't affected emergency services, city officials said, but it has knocked out online payments, city records systems, email, and phone systems. Democratic...
Real ImageQuest customers share their experiences with our IT Help Desk
Whenever a customer gets assistance from our Live Help Desk, we also ask them to rate and comment on that assistance. We publish the comments on our Customer Reviews page - which you can check out here. Our Help Desk team prides themselves on figuring out what's wrong...
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