Cybersecurity Basics for Small Businesses in 5 Minutes
Ian Pryseski, a Senior Network Administrator at Sagiss, shares his thoughts on the primary steps small business owners should take to secure their networks from cyber threats.
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Scam Alert: A Series of Blogs That Inform You of the Latest Phishing Threats to Look out For
We're kicking off a new weekly blog series called Scam Alert! Each week, we'll notify you about an ongoing phishing campaign. Feel free to share this information with friends, family and coworkers. The best defense against phishing scams is education. Follow this series every week to get a better idea of the scams that are out there and the best methods to identify and avoid them.
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5 Things Every Small Business Owner Should Know About Data Backup
"Are you evaluating a data backup system for your small business? Perhaps you already have such a system, but you're unsure if it's the best solution for your particular business. This article breifly covers the 5 most important things that every small business owner needs to know about backing up their business critical data."
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This Is How to Safely Surf the Internet
"With data breaches like the Equifax hack becoming more common, investing in your online privacy has never been more critical. And let’s be real: that incognito browsing option you think is cloaking your every move? It’s not really doing that."
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How to Protect Yourself From Account Takeover Fraud
"Last year alone, 15.4 million consumers were the victims of identity theft, a 17.5% increase from the previous year. With this information, thieves can open new accounts in our names, steal from our existing accounts, and use it as a veil of authenticity during the commission of scams."
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When Is the U.S. Going to Ban the Internet of Things For Children?
"Germany’s equivalent to the FCC, the Bundesnetzagentur, has prohibited the sale of children’s smartwatches with eavesdropping capabilities. The agency is even urging parents to destroy them because they pose a real threat to children’s privacy and the privacy of others. Meanwhile, in the U.S., neither government agencies nor corporations are doing anything to avoid this very real danger to our rights."
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