by The Bear Team | Feb 24, 2020 | Business
Is It Really Open?There is a massive movement in the government right now to utilize open source code in an effort to prevent vendor lock-in. Vendor lock-in is the issue wherein only one vendor can possibly support a given software release due to the complexity of...
by The Bear Team | Feb 1, 2020 | Business
Informational Technology (IT) is primarily focused on the transfer, use, and in the case of cybersecurity, defense of data. As such, IT cybersecurity attempts to find and destroy intrusions with little to no regard to operations. The evidence for this approach is...
by The Bear Team | Jan 30, 2020 | Business
Every time I hear about cybersecurity efforts, the focus is on a single device, a given process, piece of malware, and so forth. While people pay lip service to proliferation, the target is one user’s actions, one infection of one machine and so forth. To understand...
by The Bear Team | Nov 27, 2019 | Business
Where’s The Money?As a startup with exciting new ideas and approaches, all that separates small businesses from massive success is the right kind of funding. The right kind of funding is the kind that does not strip away ownership, force short-sightedness on...
by The Bear Team | Nov 11, 2019 | Business
The Open Source MovementFor those living under a rock, there is a massive effort underway by the government, military, and large corporations to move away for proprietary, closed systems to open source projects. There are just too many issues with closed source...
by The Bear Team | Aug 20, 2019 | Business
Why Malware Hurts A random office colleague opens a very realistic email and inadvertently downloads a small piece of software called a “payloader”. That payloader then calls home and a remote hacker starts injecting various malware – viruses really...
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