IT Security

cybersecurity is everyone’s responsibility

How Cybersecurity is Everyone’s Responsibility

Cybersecurity is everyone’s responsibility.  That’s right – everyone who uses an internet-connected computer, regardless of role, is part of the “human firewall” of cybersecurity.  Since up to 90% of cyberattacks stem from some type of human error, we all need to accept that one mistake online could be harmful and work hard to minimize our risks.
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clean up your computer

Clean up Your Computer in the New Year

Still getting organized in the new year?  Don’t forget to clean up your computer!  January is Clean Up Your Computer Month and the second Monday of February is Clean Out Your Computer Day (so there’s still time).  Make a resolution to keep the grime off your computer and be safer online. 
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password managers

Password Managers Demystified: 4 FAQs

A password manager is a useful tool for securing the numerous credentials we use every day.  Here’s what to know about password managers and how they can help protect your business.
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Suspicious Email

How to Spot a Suspicious Email

Everyone needs to know how to spot suspicious emails.  Spam filters and other sophisticated blocking tools don’t eliminate all the risks, so always pay attention.
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Mitigate Social Media Risks

How to Mitigate Social Media Security Risks

Social media is an effective way for small businesses to level the playing field in the challenge of increasing brand awareness.  It’s affordable, allows message control, provides interaction, and can generate business leads.  Unfortunately, it also presents security risks.  Here’s how to mitigate social media security risks in your small business.
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network secure from ex-employees

Is Your Network Secure from Ex-Employees?

Is your network secure from ex-employees?  When someone leaves your company, how do you remove their access to your business data? Particularly with mobile devices, an ex-employee may have emails and contact information on a smartphone that may belong to them, not you.
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