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Kids Are Targeted by Hackers: How to Protect Your Child Online
No matter the age of your kids – we’re going to take a wild guess that, in many instances, your kids are more tech-savvy than
FTC Takes Action Against Chegg for Mismanaged Security
In big cybersecurity news, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is officially taking action against Chegg Inc. for mismanaged cybersecurity that resulted in the exposure of
Don’t Let TikTok Touch Your Business
Hot take: don’t use TikTok for your business. Here’s why. We know now that online videos make up more than 82% of all consumer internet
French Law Would Change U.S. Free WiFi Networks As We Know Them if Adopted Here
Ever wondered how laws in other countries could change the way we operate if they were activated in the United States? We wonder about this
3 Tips to Reduce Spam and Scam Calls in 2022
Do you feel you get many more spam calls than you used to? You’re not alone. Americans receive over 50 billion robocalls yearly, finally putting
Could Job Rotation Help Your Business Prevent Employee Fraud?
Job rotation is an age-old business process that you may have never heard of or written off as old-school. As it turns out, job rotation
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
