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COVID-19: WEEKLY TIP #3 When a worldwide crisis like a pandemic or large-scale natural disasters happen businesses become even more vulnerable to hacking as they transition more of their business
COVID-19: WEEKLY TIP #2 Is It Safe to Work from Home On Your Personal Device? Most employees are required to work from home these days, and their mindset may be,
COVID-19: WEEKLY TIP #1: Spotting a Phishing Scam E-mail It’s the perfect time for hackers to send phishing scam e-mails with dangerous malware and viruses. Right now, your inbox is
Computer Safety Protocols for your Small Business In January of this year, 1.76 billion user records leaked. User information and plain text passwords were extracted from 772 million users, while
The theft of your personal information, then use of it without your permission, is identity theft. Identity theft is one of the fastest growing crimes in the United States, and
WatchGuard Technologies, a prevalent company in the world of security predictions, has released its list of the top eight or so security problems it expects will happen in 2014. These
The importance of internet security is well known. However, safety and security on the internet are like a dense, confusing smoke screen – a hazy area that is difficult to
You probably receive daily obvious scams to your inbox every day. These are emails that talk about friends or long lost relatives in a far-away land that either need money
Even passwords we think are secure aren’t, a new Google study shows. In fact, passwords that may seem hard to guess to us may be the first passwords a hacker
The terminology of online security threats continues to change, and the creative naming can be both ambiguous and explanatory. The most recent concern being Watering Hole Attacks, which are an
Times have changed, it’s true, but that doesn’t mean attempts to hack your computer are gone. While computer security has gotten stronger in the past decade, so have viruses, spyware,
The FBI has published a warning that they have seen an increase in criminals who use spear-phishing to attack and gain access to private computer networks. Access is then used
