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How are Government Agencies Handling Cybersecurity Problem?

Cybersecurity attacks are on the rise and are being highlighted and discussed everywhere. For good reason. Over the many years of reporting on various industries,

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BidPrime Quarterly Edition: 11, 2018 - Q3

In our quarterly newsletter, we take a look at recent issues that are important to public sector business. Also, we take the opportunity to introduce

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Present and Future of Cyber Attacks and Your Business. An Exceptional #CrazyBids. Wait, What?

Dr. Lance Hayden is back with more on how you can protect your business from hackers. He also looks into the crystal ball on the

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Computer Security Starts with You and a Crazy Bids to Make You Say Moo

Is it time for you to implement a computer security program? Part 1 of our visit with Dr. Lance Hayden. Lance is a former CIA

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How are Governments Tackling I.T. Security, Cyber Attacks, and Hackers? Round 2.

It would be wildly unrealistic to imagine that the recent reports of cyber attacks on U.S. government agencies would dwindle and go quietly into