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Security Must Be In Place Prior to Remote Work

Mar 21, 2020 | Best Practices, Biological Viruses, Business, cell phones, Cisco, Cloud, Cloud Vendors, Computers, Coronavirus, Covid-19, Cybersecurity, Data Assets, Internet, News, Patching, Privacy, Quarantine, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Remote Work, Remote-Work, Security, Security, Security Alerts, Technology, Technology, Unsecured Devices, Updates, WebEx

Security Must Be In Place Prior to Remote Work One of the biggest problems facing companies during this coronavirus pandemic is that they do not have the proper and robust enough security to support remote-work. Many companies do not completely understand the...

Patch As Many As You Possibly Can and Keep The Bad Guys At Bay

Mar 14, 2020 | Applications, Applications, Attack Vectors, Best Practices, Big Tech, Breaches, Compliance, Critical data, Cyber breaches, Cybercrime, Cybersecurity, Data Loss, Hackers, Hacking, industrial espionage, Insider Threat, Malware, Operating Systems, Patches, Patching, Privacy, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Security, Security, Security Alerts, Software, Technology, Third - Party, Third-Party, Updates, Updates, Updates, Vulnerabilities

Patch As Many As You Possibly Can and Keep The Bad Guys At Bay Software updates and patches protect both your digital safety and cybersecurity. The sooner you update, the more secure you will be until the next update comes out. However, with all the cybercriminals out...

Want To Search Dark Web? It May Soon Be Easier with New Search Engine

Mar 14, 2020 | Cybercrime, Dark Web, Hackers, Identity Theft, Internet, Privacy, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Technology, TOR

Want To Search Dark Web? It May Soon Be Easier with New Search Engine There are three parts to the Internet. The part we know of as the “web” is the surface web and is only one of the elements. The other two sections are the Deep Web, which is the non-indexed part,...

Revised Apple Policy Rules for Apps in App Store

Mar 14, 2020 | App Store, Apple, Apps, Best Practices, Business, Cybercrime, Cybersecurity, Hackers, Hacking, Internet, iOS, Mobile, Mobile Phones, Privacy, Push Notification, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Security, Technology

Revised Apple Policy Rules for Apps in App Store Developers of apps distributed through the Apple App Store will be subject to a new set of guidelines and policies distributed this week. Some of these changes are controversial. Some of the revisions include mobile...

Anyone Can Be A Victim – Business Email Compromise Does Not Play Favorites

Mar 7, 2020 | Best Practices, Business, Business Email Compromise, Compliance, Cybercrime, Cybersecurity, CyberTraining, Employees, Employees, Executives, Executives, Extortion, Financial, Hackers, Hacking, Human Element, Inattention, Insider Threat, Internet, Nationstates, Organized Crime, Phishing, Policies and Procedures, Privacy, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Security, Security, Social Engineering, Technology

Anyone Can Be A Victim – Business Email Compromise Does Not Play Favorites No matter how big you are –, you can be a victim. Business email compromise can happen to anyone, and it only takes a single moment of inattention for it to work. To carry out a...

DNS over HTTPS (DoH) is not the Panacea the Marketers Are Leading you to Believe

Mar 7, 2020 | Access Controls, Anonymity, Applications, Best Practices, Business, Compliance, Critical data, Data Loss, DNS over HTTPS (DoH), Domain Name Service, Employees, Executives, Filtering, Internet, Intricate Data Systems, Patching, Policies and Procedures, Privacy, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Regulatory Compliance, Security, Security, Security Alerts, Technology, Technology, TOR, Updates

DNS over HTTPS (DoH) is not the Panacea the Marketers Are Leading you to Believe Mozilla Firefox is promoting its new DNS over HTTPS (DoH) as a privacy-preserving method, but in reality, it is changing how DNS works. Its not the magical user privacy cure but marketing...