Red Blog for Monday Situational awareness in the workplace Awareness of your surroundings – We’ve all heard the phrase “Be aware of your surroundings.” Typically, this saying is used in relation to personal safety. For example, if you’re walking alone at night, you should be cognizant of what’s going on around you and be prepared to […]
Written by How Ducks, Bunnies, and bad USB devices can attack I.T infrastructure and how to prevent it from happening. Rubber Ducky The USB Rubber ducky is a HID or human interface device that looks similar to a USB Pen drive however it acts like a keyboard and may be used to inject keystrokes into a […]
When we think of multi-tier security we are mostly picturing locks on windows and doors some form of CCTV System and an alarm. Well hating all those in place is certainly a good base to start from, there are a few more steps that can be implemented to strengthen your security posture. Having a strong […]
Setbacks happen, even to the most seasoned travellers among us. Having an emergency preparedness “toolkit” can go a long way to lessening the impact. When we think of a toolkit for travel we normally focus more on physical tools and equipment to work on the vehicle and fix things that need fixing.Like jacks spare wheel […]
Ways that security professionals or criminals break into your Property and how to defend against them from doing so. One of the services we provide is physical security penetration testing or covert methods of entry. This is where we think like a criminal in order to simulate a real attack on your property/business / or […]
The Red Blog What is Blockchain Security? Blockchain and security are separate things but when you consider the application of web 3 and web 2 together within the Chase Reality Metaverse you now have the ability to utilize the nature of blockchains ledger to securely write information that can not be manipulated once written to […]