by Gate 15 | Oct 6, 2026 | Blog, charitable, community, Cybersecurity, preparedness, Ransomware, Ransomware Resilience, resilience, service, threats
A white paper titled “Insider Threats in the Water Sector: A Growing and Underestimated Risk” by Alec Davison and David Pounder was published by the Institute for Homeland Security. The paper is worth a close read, not only for water utilities. The lessons...
by Gate 15 | Sep 30, 2026 | Blog, charitable, community, Cybersecurity, preparedness, Ransomware, Ransomware Resilience, resilience, service, threats
By Mayya Saab, VP and COO, Gate 15 The best time to build trusted relationships is long before you need to rely on them! That idea prompted me to join InfraGard and, in turn, the Board of my local chapter. Protecting our nation’s critical infrastructure depends...
by Gate 15 | Feb 28, 2022 | charitable, community, service
By Brett Zupan One of my greatest pleasures of working at Gate 15 is that we get to dig deep into the security issues our clients face. Our company’s threat-informed, risk-based approach allows me to interact with the root causes of the concerns American leaders and...
by Gate 15 | Feb 21, 2022 | charitable, community, service
By Jonathan Crosson I have always appreciated the fact that Gate 15 provides employees with paid time off to contribute to the communities in which we live. I sit at my desk behind a computer for most of my daily work. In contributing to my community, I often try to...
by Gate 15 | Jan 18, 2022 | charitable, community, service
By Edward Brennan Part One: Settling In One of the many joys associated with being part of Gate 15 is the strong connection to community. Being a good citizen often means more than just the occasional time spent at the polling place. Contributions to the communities...
by Gate 15 | Nov 1, 2021 | charitable, community, service
By Ben Taylor If you ever find yourself on the “About” section of the Gate 15 website, you would see under the “Our Purpose” section (and bolded I might add) “contributing to the communities in which we live” is an expectation of all team members. Until I...
