Lake Ridge Technologies
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Use our compliance platform to meet NIST SP 800-171, ISO 27001, and HIPAA.
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Avecto found 94% of critical Windows vulnerabilities are mitigated by one change: remove local admin rights. Slash your attack surface without slowing users. See the step-by-step rollout guide. lakeridge.io/prevent-window…
CMMC isn’t guesswork—it’s gaps. Don’t wait for an audit to find yours. A gap analysis maps your current controls to CMMC, prioritizes fixes, and gives you a clear plan. See what it looks like and how to start: lakeridge.io/cmmc-gap-analy…
A 14-year-old once knocked Amazon, CNN, and eBay offline. Imagine what today’s botnets can do. Key takeaway: DDoS resilience is non-negotiable—here’s how to map defenses to CMMC and build a rapid response checklist. Read the breakdown: lakeridge.io/14-year-old-ta…
Handling DoD work? Mixing up CUI, CDI, CTI, and FCI can cost you contracts. Our quick guide clarifies what each is, what to safeguard, and where DFARS/CMMC apply—so you can scope controls fast and avoid audit surprises. Read the breakdown: lakeridge.io/cmmc-what-is-c…
Encryption dates to 1900 BC—yet it may decide your CMMC audit. In plain English: what encryption is and where CMMC expects it (at rest/in transit) so you can pass audits with confidence. Read the guide: lakeridge.io/what-is-encryp…
If your firewall is just allow/deny, you’re not CMMC-ready. Modern firewalls add IDS and DDoS protection that support key controls and secure your private network. Learn which features matter—and why—before your next audit: lakeridge.io/what-is-a-fire…
Brute force doesn't need a vulnerability—just time. Short passwords fall fast; longer passwords explode the time-to-crack, pushing attackers toward dictionary attacks. Learn how it works and what to focus on to reduce risk: lakeridge.io/what-is-a-brut…
Still saying “SSL” when you mean TLS? They’re not interchangeable—and your audit knows it. Quick guide breaks down the handshake difference (port vs protocol) and when to use each. Learn more at lakeridge.io/difference-bet…
Malware isn’t just a virus—it’s any software built to exploit your systems and steal data. Our quick guide breaks down what it is, how it spreads, and which data attackers go after—so you can cut risk fast. lakeridge.io/what-is-malware
Your team’s social posts are free intel for attackers. OpSec = knowing what signals you leak and shutting them down. Our guide shows how to audit profiles, lock down metadata, and set sane sharing rules for staff. Read it before your next post: lakeridge.io/social-media-o…
Patching doesn’t fail on tech—it fails on the org chart. Start by building a cross‑functional patch team (security, sysadmins, business owners) and keep stakeholder contacts ready to move fast and stay audit‑ready. See the guide: lakeridge.io/building-patch…
Your biggest data leak might be a browser extension. Boost productivity without widening your attack surface: adopt a deny-by-default, allow-by-exception policy. We cover the benefits and how to implement it. lakeridge.io/why-your-compa…
91% of cyber attacks start with a phishing email. Here are the top 5 phishing stats you need to know! lakeridge.io/top-5-phishing…
Paying for basic security training? Stop. The DoD Cyber Exchange has free, ready-to-use modules and posters you can deploy now—helping you meet compliance without new budget. We break down what to use and how to roll it out fast. Read the guide: lakeridge.io/free-cybersecu…
43% of breaches target small businesses but most still spend <$500/yr on security. We compiled 7 must-know stats to help you benchmark risk and prioritize budget before 8+ hours of downtime hits. Read the breakdown: lakeridge.io/7-small-busine…
Can't stop what you can't see. Most security programs stumble on the basics—starting with asset inventory. Know every server, laptop, printer, phone, and device, then build processes around it. Get the essentials checklist: lakeridge.io/successful-cyb…
Unmanaged USB drives are the easiest shortcut into your network. You don’t need a blanket ban—use allowlisting, encryption, and logging to control what connects and what leaves. See the step-by-step to reduce risk without slowing work: lakeridge.io/how-to-control…
Running on defaults? You’re exposed. DISA STIGs give step-by-step hardening for apps, network gear, servers—even printers—so you can close common vulnerabilities and meet compliance faster. Learn how to apply them across your stack: lakeridge.io/using-STIGS-to…
Deleting isn't destroying. Retired drives, USBs, CDs, and paper can still leak data and fail audits. Learn when to sanitize vs destroy and the right method for each medium (HDD, SSD, tape, paper, microfilm). Protect your org before disposal: lakeridge.io/destroying-dig…
300,000 DoD suppliers face a simple truth: no CMMC, no contract. Compliance isn’t a tool purchase, it’s a culture change! Learn what to shift across teams to pass CMMC audits and protect DoD revenue. Read the guide lakeridge.io/company-cultur…
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