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When You Buy New Wi-Fi devices, be Sure they Support Wi-Fi Version 6
Wi-Fi technology is always changing. When you buy new Wi-Fi equipment, be sure to ask if there is a Wi-Fi version 6 option available. You will increase speed, security, and help futureproof your investment. Wi-Fi version 6 will become the new standard for several reasons:
Continue reading When You Buy New Wi-Fi devices, be Sure they Support Wi-Fi Version 6Wireless Security is Broken & What You Need to Do
Many organizations rely on a wireless password to protect their Wi-Fi networks. Behind the scenes, that password is used as part of a security protocol called WPA2. An attack, dubbed KRACK, has been announced that breaks that security.
Continue reading Wireless Security is Broken & What You Need to DoNew iPhone and iPad iOS 11 Can Quietly Override Your Attempt to Be Secure
The new Apple iOS 11 has a feature that appears to permit you to turn Wi-Fi on and off from the easy to reach Control Center. However, some people in the security community are concerned since the setting does no such thing.
Continue reading New iPhone and iPad iOS 11 Can Quietly Override Your Attempt to Be SecureAttackers Can Hack Your Phone Without Having Your Phone
Phone operating systems store much of the information that you have in your phone in the cloud too. So, attackers stealing information from your phone can be as simple as gaining access to that data in the cloud. Additionally,
Continue reading Attackers Can Hack Your Phone Without Having Your PhoneAvoid Public Wireless Networks and Hot Spots
As executives take summer vacations, they will be tempted to connect to public WiFi wireless network hotspots at airports, coffee shops, hotels, etc. Before you connect, know the risks.
Continue reading Avoid Public Wireless Networks and Hot SpotsCyber-Safe Holiday Travels
Many executives will be travelling for the holidays. It will be so tempting to use W-Fi wireless connections in airports, coffee shops, hotels, in-flight Wi-Fi…
Continue reading Cyber-Safe Holiday TravelsRecent Blog Posts
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- Never Permit Tech Support to Access your Computer
- When You Buy New Wi-Fi devices, be Sure they Support Wi-Fi Version 6
- Protect your Company from the Imminent Threat called Eternal Blue
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