For professionals, LinkedIn feels indispensable. The platform is a career “must-do” for building brands, networking with others or even developing new business. But there’s a hidden cost to all that visibility: cyber-criminals love your feed just as much as your connections do. The reason is simple: Bad actors can piece together every job update, “Day … Read more
When growing a business, decision-makers often rely on the counsel and expertise of trusted advisors. Among these advisors are the people charged with setting up and protecting a company’s network security. Think of them as cybersecurity stewards. The word “steward” comes from the Old English word stigweard, which translates as the keeper or guardian of … Read more
In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, the allure of all-in-one solutions is undeniable. They promise convenience, simplified management, and a streamlined approach to protecting sensitive information. However, the reality is that all-in-one cybersecurity solutions may not be the best fit for every organization. Instead, many companies may be better served by working with a consultant … Read more
Debunk common IT myths: 1) Small businesses are targets; secure your systems. 2) Affordable robust networks exist. 3) Business-grade routers outperform home routers. 4) AI aids but doesn’t replace jobs. 5) Cloud systems may not always save money.
As New Years resolutions start to wane, we want to call attention to some small things that can make a big impact on business IT. Whether you are working from home or making trips to the office, socially distanced of course, here are 4 easy things to improve your and your employees working experience.
In honor of Halloween, we are offering up some fun and useful Tricks (since we can’t pass out any treats)!
Let’s talk about passwords. As you know, having a secure password is very important, but more important than that is keeping that password secure.
Here’s an informational document you can provide to your team regarding e-mail safety. Email is by far the easiest way to get access to anyone at your organization, and everyone should be trained and aware of potential security threats.
Here’s an informational document you can provide to your team regarding e-mail safety. Email is by far the easiest way to get access to anyone at your organization, and everyone should be trained and aware of potential security threats.
This is an example Policy document defining an organization’s Phishing Policy. The goal is to clearly define terms and processes in a technically accessible way.
