Security Tip: Beware of texts from unknown senders and do not click on links.
Did you provide your cell phone number for holiday shopping, tracking, or special offers? Then you are a bigger target for smishing attacks.
Why: A smishing message is a bogus text message carefully designed to look like a legitimate request from a reputable source in an effort to get you to willingly give up your personal information to a particular website or to click and download a virus.
The 10 Commandments of IT Security
IT Security Commandment #9: Thou Shalt Address All Issues Immediately
You are at the dentist for your six-month checkup and cleaning. At the end of the visit, the dentist provides a summary of what he/she finds and says, “There is an issue I am seeing on the lower second bicuspid.
In this issue:
Data breaches and malware attacks on Macs have been on the rise over the past few years, so you must take the necessary precautions to protect your devices. Below are three easy ways to make your Mac more secure.
Install a mobile device management profile so you can give an administrator remote access to the device.
Is the Internet the greatest cost reduction and energy saving device ever invented? It may well be!
We often think of the Internet as a source of information and/or a means of communication. But with the Internet of Things (the networking capability of the internet allowing for communication between devices), the Internet can now be viewed and used as an “appliance” or even “partner” to assist you in managing your office.
The 10 Commandments of IT Security
IT Security Commandment #8: Thou Shalt Test Yourself
There is a famous Peter Drucker quote that is used frequently in business circles: “That which gets measured, gets managed.”
Drucker would appreciate our 8th Commandment of IT Security because this commandment is about testing yourself and testing your organization regularly to better understand your current IT security posture and identify potential weaknesses or vulnerabilities.
Have you ever really thought about the infrastructure required to send an email, store files, or have a video meeting? The technical infrastructure required to deliver these services and functionality are “out of sight, out of mind,” and therefore, are often assumed to have a low environmental footprint.
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Shark Sighting! Shark Tank's Daymond John is featured in IT Radix's Momentum NJ magazine. Don't miss out on how his inspiring path to success can work for you as well. Also featured is a triumphant story of business achievement by IT Radix client and serial entrepreneur, Ashleigh Palmer, who details why a robust IT infrastructure is mission critical for your organization.
Good cybersecurity health has become required for all of us, but the adage “out of sight, out of mind” seems to apply as over the past two years, Microsoft has introduced a myriad of new and improved security features that you may not be thinking about leveraging.
