Everyone agrees that we need to be better at cybersecurity in our organizations. For most organizations, from the small mom-and-pop shops to the medium-sized accounting and insurance offices
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What are you doing to protect your email?
If you are adding a “1” or additional special characters such as “!!” or “$$$” to the end of the same password you’ve been using for years…you are
Cybercriminals Target Real Estate Industry
Attention ALL PERSONS involved in Real Estate. Just fresh into our office is a new security threat. If you are not using professional email and using your personal
Leadership Requires Respect
As the nation and the world welcomed the 46th President of the U.S. on Wednesday, our office watched the ceremonies and listened to the new President’s inauguration address.
Here are important things to know as you plan for workers to work from home
How to connect to the office network remotely Make sure you use a VPN to access the network and other computer/server resources inside the office. Here are a
Excellence Wins!
Happy New Year and the start of a new decade. What goals did you set for yourself and your company? A new big sales goal? Landing a new
Spammers are Getting Smarter – Be Careful Not to Fall for It
Spam has been a constant concern for computer users since at least the mid-90s. Early spammers would send out advertising and other unsolicited messages from their own email
More Than 80% Of Security Breaches Are Caused By Phishing Attacks, Is Your Organization Prepared?
From the massive consumer data leak at Equifax to the state-sponsored infiltration of Kaspersky, high-profile security breaches hit almost every major industry in 2017. These incidents act as
The Most Common Ways Hackers Attack Small Businesses – and How You Can Protect Yourself
There are several common ways that hackers may attempt to target your company. The news of recent large-scale data breaches should be making every business owner think about
What To Do Immediately If Your Email Is Hacked
Several years ago, Yahoo fell victim to the largest data breach in Internet history. Names, email addresses and passwords for every single customer account on the company’s servers