Lack of Security Training is Putting Businesses at Risk
Let’s say that one of your employees downloads an attachment from an email claiming to be a receipt for an Amazon order or other online shopping outlet. The attachment then
Tip of the Week: ‘Secure’ Browsing Doesn’t Mean ‘Private’
Internet browsers, by in large, provide enough security for the average user to come out unscathed. Nowadays, people deal with many more threats than they once did, but by in
Are the Apps on Your Device Safe?
It’s difficult to judge whether or not an app can expose your business to risk without first downloading it. Despite their best efforts, Google Play and the iTunes store can’t
Tip of the Week: Browser Security 2018
The Internet browser is one of the most utilized applications on most computers. With so many complex and aggressive issues popping up on the Internet it would be useful to
Tip of the Week: A Secure 2018 Relies on Powerful Passwords
Password security is one of the most important parts of using an online account. It seems that the average user runs into the paradox of password security by using either
Do You Use 2FA? If So, You’re in the Minority
Two-factor authentication, also known as 2FA, is a very beneficial addition to consider for your cybersecurity. However, a research study unearthed a few surprising takeaways that indicate that 2FA may
Preventing Issues is Easier with Remote Monitoring and Management
Do you know who manages and maintains your business’ technology? In most cases, it will be either a small in-house IT department or technical individual, but often times small businesses
Four Questions to Have About Cloud Services
Can you think of a more revolutionary technology in today’s modern age than cloud computing? Companies are now able to implement solutions that are both flexible and scalable enough to