How to Avoid Weak Passwords Nowadays we have a long list of passwords in order to access many applications, websites, and other secured accounts. Unbelievable as it may be, some people are still using pa$$word123 or 123456
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Phishing and Ransomware Hackers have increased their phishing email and ransomware attempts. They are taking advantage of the high level of uncertainty and panic that is currently sweeping the nation. Perhaps you have already come across such
Time For A Technology Upgrade When is the worst time to decide you need a new car? It’s probably when you’re on the side of the road in your old, broken down clunker that just won’t run
Threats to Small Businesses We see the same scene in horror movies. The main character runs into the house, slams the door, locks the deadbolt, and heaves a sigh of relief — but somehow the killer still sneaks
Cyber Security & Breaches Why a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy is important to your business. Here’s an alarming statistic for small business owners: 65% of cyber-attacks are aimed at small to medium businesses. If you’re a small business owner, you’re
Compliance is a Team Project With all the rules and regulations surrounding compliance alphabet soup, it will take more than one person to bring your company in line. We’ve laid out the three company divisions needed to
GDPR Compliance for Businesses In 2018, the European Union enacted a data directive, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), that protects citizens’ personal information from being stolen or sold online. This legislation safeguards EU citizens, but in
Compliance Alphabet Soup No matter what industry you’re in, an abundance of compliance acronyms fills your days with both confusion and regulation. We call it compliance alphabet soup. It’s time to make a little bit more sense
Surface, Deep, & Dark Web The internet is like an iceberg. There is the tip that you see every day, like the Surface Web. Then there are the much larger parts that lurk beneath - the Deep
Passwords Here’s a quick test – what do these seemingly random alphanumerical groupings have in common? 123456 password 123456789 12345678 12345 111111 1234567 sunshine qwerty iloveyou That is a list of the top ten passwords used last
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