
Four Simple Ways to be Safer Online
A few practical security habits can make a real difference and help reduce your risk of common scams and online threats.

A few practical security habits can make a real difference and help reduce your risk of common scams and online threats.

Be smart when it comes to AI! Start with one or two time-consuming tasks, put the right guardrails in place, don’t share sensitive data, and expand slowly.

Cyberattacks usually start with quiet scouting, not a massive crash. Take a step back to see what quietly slips by unnoticed.

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In Microsoft Word, go to File > Options > Proofing and uncheck “Ignore Words in UPPERCASE” so ALL-CAPS text is spell checked.

A new semester means fresh security habits to keep the bad guys out of our yard.

Use Microsoft Word’s “Smart Lookup” feature to safely search the web from within a document without needing to open a browser.

Welcome to micro-disaster recovery support group fundamentals! What to do when the stakes are low, but the drama is high…

Overlooking compliance requirements can lead to costly fines, damaged trust, and major disruptions for small businesses.

Set up custom Outlook rules so incoming email is sorted or processed automatically based on specified conditions like sender or keywords.
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