by Steven Sundermeier | Jul 30, 2026 | Internet Security, Thirtyseven4 Endpoint Security, Uncategorized, Virus Threats
Part 2: The Intersection of Faith, Ethics, and IT Click here to read Part 1: The Intersection of Faith, Ethics, and IT So, what has changed in computer security? I feel this is where we find ‘The Intersection of Faith, Ethics, and IT’ in the Cyber Security World....
by Steven Sundermeier | Jun 10, 2026 | Internet Security, Thirtyseven4 Endpoint Security, Uncategorized, Virus Threats
Part 1: The Intersection of Faith, Ethics, and IT In the early days of computing, particularly throughout the 1980s and into the late 1990s, many computer viruses were not engineered for malicious destruction or data theft as they are today. Instead, they functioned...
by Steven Sundermeier | Jan 6, 2026 | Internet Security, Thirtyseven4 Endpoint Security, Uncategorized, Virus Threats
Predicting 2026: Hyper-Personalized Social Engineering As a kid—and honestly, even now—I was absolutely hooked on Looney Tunes. These legendary Warner Bros cartoons are a whirlwind of slapstick chaos, starring clever Bugs Bunny (always munching carrots and outsmarting...
by Steven Sundermeier | Apr 1, 2018 | Internet Security
Explore the heauristics of virus detection and proactive identification-through the eyes of a seven year old. As a recognized expert in cyber security, I’m often pressed by the media for comments relating to current cyber-related headlines. In one such recent...
by Steven Sundermeier | Mar 1, 2018 | Internet Security
Why Malicious Hackers May Be a Reflection of Our Society We are a proud soccer family. Our weeknights are filled with our 3 kids playing and practicing with each other down our basement (and daddy yelling at them for being too wild), driving them to multiple practices...
