This Week in Cybersecurity
Industry news. Norvet's take below.
22 Could Create Surveillance Backdoors – NaturalNews.com
Google has told Canadian lawmakers that Bill C-22, the proposed Lawful Access Act, would build a “surveillance infrastructure” that weakens cybersecurity for everyone, according to a report by Reclaim The Net. The company’s submission to the House of Commons public safety committee warned that the legislation could force technology companies to rebuild their systems to […]
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Class Action Claims Administrator Agrees To Stop Taking Vendor Rebates After Kickback Scrutiny
Amid criticism that claims administrators have secretly profited from class action payouts, Philadelphia-based Angeion agreed not to accept rebates from prepaid card issuers, banks or other vendors in a Kansas City data breach case.
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California Sues 23andMe Over 2023 Data Breach That Affected 7 Million Users
California AG Rob Bonta has sued 23andMe over the 2023 data breach that led to the sale of 7 million users’ data on the dark web.
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IT Insights & Security Guidance
Practical cybersecurity tips, cloud strategy guides, and managed IT best practices from the Norvet team.
The Future of Aerospace IT: Why Strategic MSP Partnerships Define Competitive Altitude
In Atlanta's aerospace hub, from the Marietta C-130 line to Delta TechOps, operational resilience hinges on the right managed-services strategy. What aerospace and defense leaders should demand from their MSP on compliance (CMMC, NIST 800-171/53, ITAR), resilient infrastructure, security, cloud, and supply-chain hardening.
Starlink and Fixed Wireless for Georgia Business: When They Make Sense
Fiber is the gold standard, but it does not reach everywhere. Here is when satellite and fixed wireless are the right call for a Georgia business, and when they are best kept as a backup.
World Cup 2026: How Metro Atlanta Businesses Can Prepare
Mercedes-Benz Stadium hosts 8 FIFA World Cup 2026 matches June 15 – July 15. Restaurants, retailers, and hospitality businesses have about 4 weeks to prepare network, cabling, payments, and cybersecurity.
How Much Does Cat6 Cabling Cost for an Atlanta Office?
Realistic Cat6 and Cat6A cabling cost ranges for Atlanta commercial spaces — per-drop pricing, what drives the difference, and how to get a quote that holds.
Network Closet Cleanup: What It Includes, How Long It Takes, What It Costs
What a professional network closet cleanup actually involves, how long it takes depending on the size and state of your closet, what it costs, and why it pays off.
Cat6 vs Cat6A: Which Should Your Business Install?
The practical difference between Cat6 and Cat6A for commercial installations — when Cat6 is the right call, when Cat6A is worth the premium, and what to ask during your site walkthrough.
The Backup Exit Strategy: Can You Move Your Data Without the Vendor's Help?
SaaS lock-in is a real business risk in 2026. If your data cannot leave a vendor cleanly, your options, timelines, and costs are controlled for you — not by you.
Clean Desk 2.0: Securing Your Home Office from Physical Data Leaks
The home office is now part of your business perimeter. An unlocked screen, a shared device, or an unsupported router can expose the same systems your business runs on every day.
The Session Cookie Hijack: Why MFA Can't Always Save You
MFA is a strong front-door lock, but attackers are not always trying to pick it. Session cookie hijacking lets them skip authentication entirely by reusing your already-active session.
The Legacy Debt Audit: Identifying the 3 Oldest Risks in Your Server Room
Legacy debt does not announce itself. End-of-support edge devices, unpatchable systems, and servers where basics have drifted are the three risks most likely to turn into downtime or a security incident.
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