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Attackers Can Take Control of Your Network in Three Seconds, and How to Stop Them
An attacker can plug into any network port in your building and, within 3 seconds, take control of your entire network.
Continue reading Attackers Can Take Control of Your Network in Three Seconds, and How to Stop ThemOne Nine-Year-Old Checking her Email can Breach Your Entire Organization, and How to Protect Yourself
Workers who use their personal home computers for business put you at significant risk.
Continue reading One Nine-Year-Old Checking her Email can Breach Your Entire Organization, and How to Protect YourselfBe Smart and Avoid This Comforting Belief
Someone told me today, as is common: Attackers are only interested in hacking large businesses.
Continue reading Be Smart and Avoid This Comforting BeliefPower Down to Boost Security
One simple thing you can do to protect yourself is to power off your computer when you are not using it. If you don’t want to power it down, at least disconnect from your network.
Continue reading Power Down to Boost SecurityTwo Tips to Make Your Online Meetings Better
Everyone is concerned about video conferencing security, and they should be. But when the hardware and software are not working right, safety seems like a distraction.
Continue reading Two Tips to Make Your Online Meetings BetterVideo Conferencing – Avoid Installing Meeting Programs When Possible
CEOs and Executives: Avoid installing video conferencing software on your computer just because some other company tells you to. When you launch video conferencing programs, many of them ask you to install a program or app on your computer or device. What if the program is a virus?
Continue reading Video Conferencing – Avoid Installing Meeting Programs When PossibleZoom Security Issues – Protect Yourself
Every business is concerned and should be, about cybersecurity during online meetings. Due to its popularity, Zoom is an attractive target for the bad actors. There are hundreds, maybe more, people working all the time to break Zoom’s security.
Continue reading Zoom Security Issues – Protect YourselfZoom Security – Follow Along to Set Security Settings
Update: The information in this video is applicable and useful now. As of April 27, Zoom v5.0 is making security improvements and moving settings. Once Zoom’s settings are stable, we’ll update this video. The video applies to the paid version of Zoom. Login to the Zoom website to set your security settings. This video is […]
Continue reading Zoom Security – Follow Along to Set Security SettingsAlert Your Team – USB Devices, Login Prompts, and Apps
Warn your users about three ways attackers continue to exploit the COVID-19 crisis:
Continue reading Alert Your Team – USB Devices, Login Prompts, and AppsInformation that You Need to Know About the California Consumer Privacy Act
California’s CCPA act went into effect on January 1, but you have until July 1, 2020 when it is enforced. Get started now. First, you need to
Continue reading Information that You Need to Know About the California Consumer Privacy ActRecent Blog Posts
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