Not least of all the challenges of this past year has been cybersecurity and how companies have had to evolve with the circumstances. Traditionally, we've all relied on common modes of authentication like passwords and phrases, of varying degrees of hackability, but the good news from this past year - remote working is making more businesses use more secure authentication methods.
Let's get crackin' on this week with a little cybersecurity fun! Do you know the difference between these rapper names and malware types (hint: grab your nearest middle-schooler for some help if needed)...?
Take the quiz and see how tech (and rap) savvy you are.
Considering how much time we spend in front of our devices, customizing your user experience is a must. Something as simple as your mouse scroll being the wrong speed can be annoying. Here’s how to fix it
While you're considering customizing your own daily experience, don't forget about eliminating the various tech headaches around IT management at your organization.
Recent research reveals that 79% of organizations have experienced an identity-related security breach in the last two years, and 99% believe their identity-related breaches were preventable. According to the 2020 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report, as many as 81% of hacking-related breaches leverage weak, stolen, or otherwise compromised passwords.
Businesses and organizations are creating more content than ever. Logos, images, company pictures, videos, documents, spreadsheets - we have an ever-increasing list of files to keep track of and the solution to effectively managing this information is organization.
Are the apps or websites you visit on your mobile phone loading more slowly than usual? If you’re encountering such problems, the issue likely has to do with your internet connection than with your device. Take a look at the four main culprits of a slow internet connection on your mobile device.
It’s safe to say that no business owner was totally prepared for the massive impact of Covid-19 on a wide range of business functions. It has now been almost a year since the pandemic caused businesses to lock down and send employees to work from home.
We live in an era of ramped up cyber criminality. Nowadays, attackers don’t just target big corporations and businesses, they also target individuals, so you should use every resource to protect your data. One excellent example is biometrics authentication in mobile devices.
As businesses continue to use more apps and tools that allow them to collect, store, and process customer information, the amount of data in their systems grows exponentially. However, not all of the collected information is important or even useful. Gathering more data requires finding a way to keep everything organized and relevant.
Before During and After Ransomware attacks
We all have heard of one of the most popular cyberattacks used in today’s business environment – ransomware. What type of attack it is, how it is obtained, how to get it off your machines if you’re attacked, and how to prevent it from happening to your organization – we’ve got answers for you! Watch our quick video here, or see our Q & A below.