Small Steps Make a Big Impact on Cyber Hygiene
Need to make information security a habit in your home and workspace? Download our cyber hygiene checklists to share. They contain helpful tips that can easily be implemented whether you are working from home, in the office or just want to better protect your personal data.
Find the fake email
Criminals love a crisis. The threat landscape that is over taking the globe is a perfect cover for scammers to infiltrate your defenses. Phishing emails are on the rise, making fake claims about your accounts. Their hope is to use fear and uncertainty to trick you into giving away private data. Download our Cyber Hygiene Checklist to share with your remote workforce to protect their cybersecurity.
Password Safety
Passwords remain a primary means of protecting data. While they are now combined with other forms of security, such as facial recognition and multi-factor authentication, passwords are still a key component to security. That is why password hygiene is so important for personal and professional data. Download our Cyber Hygiene Checklist to learn best practices for your password protection.
Password Safety
Passwords remain a primary means of protecting data. While they are now combined with other forms of security, such as facial recognition and multi-factor authentication, passwords are still a key component to security. That is why password hygiene is so important for personal and professional data. Download our Cyber Hygiene Checklist to learn best practices for your password protection.
Internet Security Best Practices
The internet is engrained in our every day use. Whether we are googling a recipe, finding directions or doing research for work, the internet is a key component to our tech-centric world. With increased cyber attacks attempting to steal your data, it’s more important than every to know how to stay secure online. Download our Cyber Hygiene Checklist for best practices on staying safe online.
Pretexting Scams
Pretexting is when a scammer impersonates someone you know, like a coworker, or fabricates an identity. These scams are based on trust. They convince you of their validity, getting you to willingly give out your information. While this scam is not new, it is on the rise. Find out what to look for and how to protect yourself.
Pretexting Scams
Pretexting is when a scammer impersonates someone you know, like a coworker, or fabricates an identity. These scams are based on trust. They convince you of their validity, getting you to willingly give out your information. While this scam is not new, it is on the rise. Find out what to look for and how to protect yourself.
Home office cybersecurity
When you’re in the office, security measures are put in place by management and IT. Now that most people are working from home, those security measures fall on you to set up. Download our tips to secure your home office to best protect yourself and your company from cyber crime.
Securing Your Data
Data privacy is a huge component of a customer’s trust in a company. More people than ever are paying attention to how their data is stored, used and shared. Data privacy laws are creating actionable regulations that companies and their employees must adhere to. Download our Cyber Hygiene Checklist to see general best practices for data security.
Securing Your Data
Data privacy is a huge component of a customer’s trust in a company. More people than ever are paying attention to how their data is stored, used and shared. Data privacy laws are creating actionable regulations that companies and their employees must adhere to. Download our Cyber Hygiene Checklist to see general best practices for data security.
Device cybersecurity
Is your computer up-to-date? Do you have the best defenses? Or does the thought of an upgrade overwhelm you? Making sure you have the latest operating system is important to your cybersecurity. Find out a simple way to see what you’re running and if you need an update.
Remote Video Conferencing
Social distancing lead to an increase in remote workers, causing a surge in video conferencing. Recent reports from the FBI on “Zoom bombing” shed light on the need for proper security settings to protect your video conferences. Download our Cyber Hygiene Checklist to see how to best secure your video conference before and during the meeting.
Remote Video Conferencing
Social distancing lead to an increase in remote workers, causing a surge in video conferencing. Recent reports from the FBI on “Zoom bombing” shed light on the need for proper security settings to protect your video conferences. Download our Cyber Hygiene Checklist to see how to best secure your video conference before and during the meeting.
