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Cybersecurity Month Tip: E-Skimming

The Internet touches almost all aspects of our daily lives. We are able to shop, bank, connect with family and friends, and handle our medical records all online. These activities require you to provide personally identifiable information (PII) such as your name, date of birth, account numbers, passwords, and location information. #BeCyberSmart when sharing personal […]

Cybersecurity Month Tip: Identity Theft and Internet Scams

Today’s technology allows us to connect around the world, to bank and shop online, and to control our televisions, homes, and cars from our smartphones. With this added convenience comes an increased risk of identity theft and Internet scams. #BeCyberSmart on the Internet—at home, at school, at work, on mobile devices, and on the go. […]

National Cybersecurity Awareness Month

The focus of National Cybersecurity Awareness Month’s first week is “If you Connect It, Protect It.” This emphasizes the potential vulnerability of all Internet-connected devices. Cybersecurity starts with YOU and is everyone’s responsibility. There are currently an estimated 4.8 billion Internet users—over 62% of the world’s population!4 This number will only grow, making the need […]

Cybersecurity Month Tip: Cybersecurity While Traveling

In a world where we are constantly connected, cybersecurity cannot be limited to the home or office. When you’re traveling— whether domestic or international—it is always important to practice safe online behavior and take proactive steps to secure Internet-enabled devices. The more we travel, the more we are at risk for cyberattacks. #BeCyberSmart and use […]

Cybersecurity Month Tip: 5 Ways To Be Cyber Secure At Work

Businesses face significant financial loss when a cyber attack occurs. In 2019, the U.S. business sector had 17% increase in data breaches: 1,473 breaches.1 Cybercriminals often rely on human error—employees failing to install software patches or clicking on malicious links—to gain access to systems. From the top leadership to the newest employee, cybersecurity requires the […]

SSD vs. HDD: What’s the Difference?

Both a solid-state drive (SSD) and hard disk drive (HDD) store computer data and they’re widely used for backups. How data’s stored and accessed is the main difference. Solid-state drive (SSD) Solid-state drive (SSDs) are a newer type of storage media that uses memory chips to store data. Think of a USB thumb drive (aka […]

This week’s topic: USB Drop Attacks

Have you ever seen a USB drive on the ground and been curious as to what may be on it? While it may be tempting to let our curiosity get the best of us, plugging in a random USB drive could result in a malicious attack that infects your device and your organization’s network. In […]

Stay Ahead of the Storm

Seems like “storm” season is every season nowadays. From crippling snow storms in October to inland hurricanes and macrobursts that knock out power for days or even weeks, what we once called once-in-a-life-time storms seem to be par for the course of doing business today. And climate research suggests we can expect this amplification will […]

Let’s talk phones!

Mobile workforces have become the new norm for many of our clients. When the COVID pandemic struck, we quickly discovered that our clients’ ability to maintain productivity depends heavily on the communication technology we provide them. Businesses’ reliance on phone systems has never been greater. Luckily, with our help, many of our clients have been […]

Cyber-attacks on Small and Mid-Sized Business: How big do you have to be before you’re a target?

Hackers don’t care how big or small your business is. All they care about is access. In fact, small to mid-sized businesses are attractive targets for cybercriminals because SMBs are less likely to have robust security measures and dedicated IT teams to protect them, making them easy prey. On the other hand, since large corporations […]

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