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NEW: Ask Google to Take Your Personal Data Out of Search Results
Do you value your online privacy? If you don’t, you should! Privacy is a coveted commodity and becoming harder and harder to maintain. The amount
Florida-Woman Fired, Causes $100K in IT Damage Due to Bad Off-Boarding Process
It continues to be a hot topic that we’ve touched on before on our blog and social media: the idea that current and former employees
1 in 4 Ex-employees Can Login to Past Employers Due to Shared Passwords
Believe it or not, many former employees can still access their old work accounts due to poor password practices by businesses nationwide. It’s an all-too-common
Heads Up Intuit Quickbooks Online Payroll Users – Act Now to Stop Data Share With Equifax
As reported by Krebs on Security, starting later this year, Intuit will be sharing payroll data from 1.4 million small businesses with Equifax. Any small
Warning: You May Be An Unknowing Guinea Pig in an Amazon Device Experiment
Warning: Amazon is experimenting with wireless mesh networking that turns Amazon device users into human guinea pigs. Starting June 8th, Amazon automatically enrolled Amazon device
Beware: Don’t Post Answers to Personal Questions on Social Media, EVER.
Be aware that seemingly insignificant details about your life that you may be sharing on social media could be opening Pandora’s box for cybercriminals. For
To Keep Your Network Secure, Use Multi-factor Authentication 100% of the Time
Curious how most cyber-criminal hackers gain access to enterprise networks? It’s simple: they steal or guess usernames and passwords. To keep your network secure, you
70% of Consumers Believe That Businesses Aren’t Doing Enough to Secure Their Personal Information
Cybersecurity trends can teach us to learn from past mistakes. They can predict future problems and can enable us to be better prepared for future
IRS Publication 4557 – Safeguarding Taxpayer Data
CPA firms are lucrative targets for hackers. They store, send, and receive Personally Identifiable Information (PII) for a living. Because CPA firms are especially targeted,
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