Fun and Games…
In this issue:
- The Truth About Email Archiving Systems
- Beat the Cybersecurity Clock
- Married to Your Desk?
- Cybersecurity: Don’t Spin the Wheel
Fun and Games…
In this issue:
Know thy enemy. When it comes to hackers, most business owners get hung up on the technical and mechanical details of a cyber attack forgetting another important aspect: motive. Why are they attacking people and organizations in the first place? And who are they targeting? By answering these questions you’ll have a better understanding of […]
Quick Tip: Get serious about IT security awareness and employee security training.
Why: This is what every hacker hopes you believe: “We’re small…nobody wants to hack us.” This is the #1 reason why people (companies) get hacked. They dismiss the importance of IT security because they’re only a “small business.
“Let’s play the feud!” We asked 100 IT professionals, “What are the top 10 most important things employees in an organization can do to enhance their network security?” And, the answers are on the board. Without looking, can you guess all 10 correctly? Don’t change the channel.
Quick Tip: Just say YES, to key Patches and Updates.
Why? There are thousands of hackers who get up every morning with ONE goal in mind: to find a new vulnerability in a commonly installed software (like Adobe, Flash or QuickTime) to access your computer.
WordPress is one of the most popular and reliable content management systems on the market, and for this reason it is also one of the most frequently targeted platform for hackers. Websites that are running older versions of WordPress are often vulnerable to security breaches and data leaks.
Quick Tip: Separate work and personal accounts/devices as much as possible
Why? Never mix personal web surfing and social media with company devices. If you want to check your Hotmail account or Facebook page, do it during your lunch break and on YOUR personal device.
The NBA Finals may now be over but for one team, the losses keep coming. Yahoo! Sports reported that the Milwaukee Bucks fell victim to a spoofed email scam last month. Names, addresses, Social Security numbers, compensation information and dates of birth of the players were unknowingly sent to a hacker and created a massive […]
Quick Tip: Handle credit card data with utmost security… or else!
Why? If you handle, process or store credit cards in any manner, you are required to comply with PCI DSS, or Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards. This is a set of LEGAL requirements you must abide by to maintain a secure environment.