Physical security of your IT hardware should not be overlooked. Here are some best practices…
It’s February. Love is in the air. Chocolate, fine wine, dinner reservations, and people pretending they love rom-coms again. In the spirit of love, let’s talk about relationships, specifically the kind you have with your IT support.
It’s important to put layers of digital shelters in place that keep everything secure. Let’s review the key elements of a cybersecurity shelter program.
In this issue:
Avoid any last-minute access issues… update Duo Mobile on every phone or tablet that receives Duo Push prompts (work or personal).
If you’ve read a message but aren’t ready to respond, mark it as unread to remind yourself to follow up later. Hover over the message, click “More options”(…), and select “Mark as unread.”
Here are six bad tech habits to quit this month—plus what to do instead.
Disable pop-ups in your web browser to prevent phishing attacks or accidental downloads of malicious content.
Reorder your Favorite chats by dragging and dropping them or by right-clicking and selecting “Move to” to place them in a specific section.
Always back up your data (including files on the cloud) before chasing squirrels. You never know when things might get “ruff!”
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