RJ PRO Tech Blog

Can Your Firm Prove It’s Secure? Something has changed for financial firms over the past few years, and it arrived quietly. Clients — particularly institutional ones — have started asking how their data is protected. Not casually over coffee, but in writing, through questionnaires that expect specific answers. Insurers have moved in the same direction: […]

There’s a particular frustration familiar to anyone who works in Revit: you make a change, and then you wait. Not long enough to do something else, but long enough to lose your train of thought. Then you make another change, and wait again. Multiply that across a day, a team, and a project, and it […]

You can spend heavily on security technology and still be undone by one employee clicking a link in a convincing email. That isn’t a criticism of employees — it’s an accurate description of how nearly every successful attack now begins. Attackers largely stopped trying to break through firewalls years ago. It turned out to be […]

Ask an engineer working from a job site what frustrates them most about remote access, and you’ll rarely hear about security. You’ll hear about waiting — for a model to open, for a save to complete, for a connection that dropped partway through a sync. For engineering firms, remote work carries a specific difficulty that […]

Most Stockton practices we assess believe patient data is protected. Many are partly right — there’s antivirus on the workstations, backups running somewhere, and a password policy that staff mostly follow. The gap is between having protections and being able to demonstrate that they work. Under HIPAA, and in the aftermath of any actual incident, […]