One of the most convenient new offerings at airports and other public places, such as coffee shops, is pay-per-use wireless service for laptops.

Wireless service provides privacy and convenience not available on the pay-per-use Internet kiosks seen in airports and other public places over the last few years. The downside is that the convenience comes with many security risks to your company networks.

DENVER – Johan Hybinette, owner of the Denver-based computer security firm, Cebic Technologies Inc., has earned CISSP (Certified Information System Security Professional) certification after successfully passing a rigorous exam in Denver two weeks ago.

Are you worried that your company’s most valuable electronic assets are vulnerable to cyber criminals or other types of data loss? If so, it’s easy to find out!

Cebic Technologies Inc. will offer a free briefing on the “Ins and Outs of Security” on Thursday, May 22 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Pinnacle Club in Denver. Lunch is included.

In order to protect your company against malicious code and hackers, proactive measures must be taken to fortify the safety of your network BEFORE intrusion problems occur. Like most business owners, you may feel immune to hackers and viruses because you have installed anti-virus software. You couldn’t be more wrong.

Teraquant Corporation has teamed up with Network Physics, Codima and Cebic Technologies to assist your network team with training on today’s latest network and security issues.

Cebic has become a member of the Information Systems Security Association (ISSA).

ASHINGTON – The Supreme Court refused Monday to consider an Internet-era case that asked which courts should handle lawsuits against people for information they put on the World Wide Web.

Cebic Technologies will attend the Cyber Security Super Bowl, an event hosted by w3w3® Talk Radio, sponsors and with support from Governor Owens Office of Innovation and Technology.

Microsoft released on Friday a tutorial and templates to help system administrators lock down the security of computer running the company’s newest operating system, Windows Server 2003.