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D. Howard Kass

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By D. Howard Kass
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Cybersecurity experts have expressed concern regarding the Trump administration's decision to reduce the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency's (CISA's) workforce, particularly those focused on election security, reports SC Media. The recent layoffs were noted by Adaptiva CEO Deepak Kumar to adversely affect national cybersecurity readiness in the long-term.
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Tenable CEO Amit Yoran Dies, Noted for Launching MSSP Riptech in 1998

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By Jim Masters, D. Howard Kass
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The cybersecurity community has been mourning the passing of Amit Yoran, chairman and CEO of Tenable Holdings, who with his brother Elad in 1998 launched Riptech, the first commercially-available MSSP, SC Media reports. Yoran died Jan. 3 at the age of 54. Tenable, based in Columbia, Maryland, issued a press release on Saturday that said Yoran passed away unexpectedly. He was battling cancer.
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How to Protect Yourself from a Lawsuit

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By Laura French Verified, Jeff Burt Verified, D. Howard Kass
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MSSP Alert Live 2024's second keynote speaker Wednesday morning tackled a timely topic on many managed service providers' minds following the lawsuit filed against the LanTech MSP in March, stemming from a costly ransomware attack against one of its customers. Details of the lawsuit reveal that the customer, a law firm called Mastagni Holstedt, had an "oral agreement" with LanTech in which LanTech would provide managed IT services to the law firm.
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