Aaron R. Warner
Aaron R. Warner is the founder and CEO of ProCircular, an information Security and Privacy firm focusing on midsized businesses. A former CIO and CTO of Integrated DNA Technology, he’s spent more than two decades working in IT and InfoSec. Mr. Warner is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) and certified Securiity+ engineer, and a full member of the FBI/DHS Infragard partnership. Mr. Warner has earned an MBA from the Tippie School at the University of Iowa, and enjoys cave diving, playing music, a good bottle of wine and above all time with his family.
More than 200 IT and technology leaders from hospitals, schools, and businesses in eastern Iowa came together last month at the Business Technology Conference in Coralville, Iowa – hosted by systems integration firm CEC (Communications Engineering Company) – to learn about new technology and how it can improve processes, profit, and efficiency.
Many types of technology were showcased at the event, but there were plenty of conversations about cybersecurity.
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Topics:
Cybersecurity,
Data Breach,
Vulnerability Assessment,
Business Technology Conference
There’s something powerful about bringing a roomful of Iowa technology professionals together to talk about forward-thinking ideas. You quickly realize how cybersecurity and data breaches truly impact every organization and everyone – and that no organization is ever too small to have a plan.
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Topics:
Cybersecurity,
Data Breach,
Iowa Tech Summit,
Quantum Computing,
Digital Rights Management
Budget season is upon us. Are you using this time to establish or improve your cybersecurity strategy?
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Topics:
Cybersecurity,
budgeting
Cedar Rapids, IA, September 1, 2017 – Linn Count
y Auditor & Commissioner of Elections Joel Miller has retained Iowa-based cybersecurity firm ProCircular to review Linn County’s voter registration and election system. The effort will support the upcoming county-wide school elections to be held on Sept. 12, 2017, in Linn County
, Iowa.
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Topics:
Cybersecurity,
government,
municipality,
hacking,
election,
voting
The
WannaCry
(aka wCry or WannaCrypt) ransomware is making its way across the world, and there are several variants on their way to the united states. The original version of the ransomware behaves much like the Locky or other mainstay threats – it encrypts your data with military-grade encryption tech, starts a timer, and provides you with a place that you can pay to get a key which allows you to decrypt your valuable data.
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Topics:
Cybersecurity,
Data Breach,
Incident Rsponse,
Incident Response,
it risk assessment,
healthcare