Social engineering is BIG business. In simple terms, it means cybercriminals learn who you are, gather personal details about you, and use that information to trick you, access your accounts, or make money.
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Free or discounted tools to help not-for-profits do more without draining funds.
Free Copilot is great for ideas, but not for sensitive business info. Do not paste in client details, passwords, financial data, employee information, or confidential company plans.
A few smart, budget-friendly steps can help not-for-profits strengthen their defenses.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a transformative tool offering practical ways for not-for-profits to focus on their mission.
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During a PowerPoint presentation, easily zoom in and out of a part of a slide. It’s a quick way to highlight details without leaving presentation mode.
Most business owners didn’t start their companies because they wanted to troubleshoot printers, chase two-factor codes, or spend their evenings googling error messages that may as well be written in another language. But somehow, that’s exactly where too many people end up.
When sharing Excel sheets, ensure hidden sheets do not contain sensitive data, as they can still be accessed.
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