In this issue:
- IT Security Commandment #4: Thou Shalt Not Expose Thy Data
- Computer Power Tips
- Staff Pick: Snip & Sketch
- Misc. Productivity Tips
In this issue:
The 10 Commandments of IT Security
IT Security Commandment #5: Thou Shalt Manage Access Securely
It is late in the evening, and you are snoozing on the couch. Your phone rings unexpectedly and wakes you. You pick it up, “Hello?” and an unrecognizable voice says, “Help me! I am at your front door, can you let me in your door right now?” What would be your response? Most likely it would be, “Who is this!?” And, hopefully the person identifies themselves as someone you know as you run toward the door to look through the peephole.
In this issue:
The 10 Commandments of IT Security
IT Security Commandment #4: Thou Shalt Not Expose Thy Data
Q: Do you know why you should never stop exposing your IT staff to COVID and/or flu jokes?
A: It is the best way to achieve nerd immunity!
Now that we have your attention, let’s discuss the fourth commandment of IT Security—Thou Shalt Not Expose Thy Data.
In this issue:
Have you ever received a peculiar email that looks suspicious? What did you do? Call, forward, delete, ignore?
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The 10 Commandments of IT Security
IT Security Commandment #3: Thou Shalt Keep All Systems Up to Date
Some folks are always up to date with the latest in fashion, in cars, in music. Others are not because staying “current” in those topic areas is not important to them.
In this issue:
Security and Sustainability in the Home Office
As a result of recent events in our world, many have turned their home into their office as well. Working from home or “hybrid” home office schedules have become the norm. Fortunately, there are ways to have a secure working environment and promote sustainability at home, while still being productive.