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Right Side Up: We Need a Change in Direction

August 19, 2026 Right Side Up

This week on Right Side Up, Alison and Mike discuss the Primary election, voter options for affordability, cybersecurity in Vermont, and a much-needed change in direction. Watch on the ‘Grok Rumble Channel if the Embedded Video does not load. Authors’ and Speakers’ opinions are their own and may not represent those of Grok Media, LLC, GraniteGrok.com, … Read more

How Ukrainian Tech Companies Protect Their Data Amid War

April 29, 2024April 29, 2024 Guest Contributor

For the past few years, Ukrainian tech companies find themselves in a challenging position. While contributing significantly to the nation’s economy, they also face heightened cybersecurity risks: due to Russia’s war on the country, many international companies are wary of starting their collaborations with local companies.

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Five Cyber Security Solutions You Should Know About

January 25, 2023 Guest Contributor

No matter how much you are involved with technology, nearly everyone who uses computers and the internet should be protecting themselves. It is even more important for businesses, but the reality is that everyone is vulnerable online.

Data Point – How Secure IS Your Password(s)?

January 16, 2023 Skip

My “regular” formats are in 400+ million to 2 trillion years (rightmost column). And I rotate them. Your’s? (H/T Reddit)

Survival Sunday

March 27, 2022 NITZAKHON

First, let me state up front that I am merely an “enlightened amateur” as far as anything survival goes. So please vet and check on your own. Consider these to be priming the pump for your own investigations.

Why Hardware is Just as Important as Your Software

September 16, 2021 Guest Contributor

There has often been a debate as to which is more important to your tech set-up or smart office. Many have come to the agreement that both hardware and software are equally important and that you will not be able to progress or run your business without both of these IT components. Being able to … Read more

Maggie “Biggest Network Breach in Senate History” Hassan Sponsors Cybersecurity Bill

January 18, 2020 Steve MacDonald

What is it with Democrats and network security issues? The Awan brothers. The DNC Hack. Podesta’s emails. Hillary and her unsecured server. And New Hampshire Senator Maggie Hassan, who had her Senate Office hacked. Not by Russians, but by Doxxing Democrat staffers.

US Senator from NH Whose Senate Office Got Hacked Advises Strafford County on Cyber Security

July 15, 2019 Steve MacDonald

Maggie Hassan met with Strafford County officials regarding a recent cyber-attack on their computer systems. Senator Hassan, if you forgot, had her own Senate office hacked last year. I guess that makes her an expert.

The Danger That Can Come To Your Children Attending a Public School in NH

September 27, 2018September 21, 2018 Ann Marie Banfield

Many people have never heard the name Glenn Cordelli, but if you are a parent, you should get to know him. Glenn Cordelli is a state representative in New Hampshire serving in Moultonborough, Sandwich, and Tuftonboro. He finished up his third term, and will hopefully be elected for a fourth term in November.

Representative Glenn Cordelli recently put forth a Bill that would require each local education agency to develop a local data security plan. HB1612 was signed into law by Governor Sununu in August, and now school boards across New Hampshire will have to develop a Data Inventory Security Plan.

This is such an important issue now in public education that the FBI has issued warnings to parents: