Are You Ignoring Your Phone Security?
Do you consider your phone security when you think about general IT security? Unfortunately, many of us have it only as an afterthought…if we consider
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Is Your Antivirus also a Crypto Miner?
If you’re running Norton 360, it could be. But you probably already know about it if it is. Norton 360 antivirus software has caught a
Your IT New Year Resolutions!
With a New Year upon us, it is time to make those resolution lists. I want to share a list of IT resolutions that your
What is the Log4j Vulnerability?
You may have heard recent tech news regarding the Log4j vulnerability and be curious how it might affect your business or organization. Please read on
Veterans in I.T.
As we remembered the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 this week, I thought it might be appropriate to look at veterans in I.T.
Some IT Holiday Security Pointers
As we talked about in our blog regarding Black Friday Scams, the holiday season is full of opportunities. Most holiday opportunities are joyful and good,
Beware of Black Friday Scams!
As we approach the biggest shopping season of the year, please take a moment to remind your staff, employees, and co-workers of the possibility of
Unseen Security Risks from Shared WFH Machines
There are many pitfalls that can present security risks to companies that employ employ work from home (WFH) staff. A personal machine that is unmonitored
Is Age a Contributing Factor to Falling For a Phishing Attack?
An interesting article was published this week in the tech news site Dark Reading, contributed by Connectwise Threat Researcher Bryson Medlock, that examines the relationship
Is Deepfake the Next Big Human Firewall Vulnerability?
The art of deepfake is one that has become increasingly nuanced in recent years. Wikipedia describes the process as “synthetic media in which a person