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Here are the Best Practices for Password Creation in 2019
Choosing the right passwords is the first line of defense in your organization. Are your employees doing a good job choosing and protecting their passwords? Password strength is very important. According to Verizon’s 2018 Data Breach Investigation Report, 81% of...
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Are Passwords Leaving Your Network Unlocked?
Passwords today are like spare keys that have been given out to too many friends and neighbors. Common password content like birthdays, favorite sports teams, or names of children or pets are easily found on social media accounts. With Thanksgiving around the corner...
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Still Running Windows 7? The Time to Upgrade Has Come.
Windows 7 is still one of the world’s most popular operating systems, but its days are numbered. Microsoft ended Mainstream Support for Windows 7 in 2014. Since then, Windows 7 has received important updates to fix bugs and patch security issues, but no upgrades or...
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Attack of The Zombie Servers: Are Your Precious Resources Being Drained?
As Halloween approaches, you probably wouldn’t be too surprised to see a zombie or two. What you may not know, however, is that there are millions of zombies lurking in offices and data centers around the country year-round. These zombies might not hunger for brains,...
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Is Your Business Ready To Face The Threat Of Ransomware Attacks?
Ransomware can be very profitable — if you’re a hacker. For example, according to a report by the security firm Sophos, the SamSam ransomware attacks, which target healthcare providers, have net the creator of this ransomware $6 million. The largest ransom paid so far...
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Social Engineering: Red Flags
Social Engineering: Red Flags. IDENTIFYING SUSPICIOUS EMAILS AND COMMUNICATIONS CAN SAVE YOUR BUSINESS FROM FRAUD. Malicious emails have become far more sophisticated over the years and as such, employees who deal with electronic communications on a daily basis have...
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Shortcuts: Browsing and Typing Faster
Shortcuts: Browsing and Typing Faster TRY THESE TIPS TO IMPROVE PRODUCTIVITY AND SPEED UP YOUR WORK-FLOW THROUGHOUT YOUR BUSINESS DAY. Seconds can turn into minutes and hours, during your busy workday. Take a moment to learn these helpful tricks and tips that will...
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Keep Your Business Safe And Secure From Suspicious Emails
Email security: best practices. KEEP YOUR BUSINESS SAFE AND SECURE FROM SUSPICIOUS EMAILS WITH A SET OF COMMON SENSE BEST PRACTICES. Over the years it has become harder and harder to tell if a email from an unknown source is a legitimate business communication or a...
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Disney’s streaming service may have a name, and it definitely has a strategy
It’s no secret that Disney CEO Bob Iger sees the company’s upcoming streaming service as a crucial part of the company’s larger strategy, and a new report from Variety reveals what he has been calling the project: Disney Play. Currently slated to launch in late 2019,...
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This pixel animation backpack has crossover appeal for kids and ravers
Imagine carrying around an animated Lite-Brite screen on your back. Now you can, with Pix, the “first smart animative backpack,” which is currently funding on Kickstarter. The backpack can display pictures, animations, and playable 8-bit games like Tetris and Snake,...
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Google clarifies how it tracks users even with Location History off
After the Associated Press reported that certain Google apps still track you even if you turned off location history, Google has changed its help pages and tried to clarify the issue. "We have been updating the explanatory language about Location History to make it...
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How to better secure your smart home
With the advent of gadgets like doorbell cameras, smart kitchen appliances and data-logging sensors that track your sleep, the smart home now extends to even the most intimate areas of the household. It's great for general convenience, like knowing whether you left...
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