How to Spot Fake LinkedIn Sales Bots
It seems like you don’t exist if you are in business but not on LinkedIn. If your business practices include looking someone up there – perhaps somebody you’re considering ...
The Cybersecurity Risks of Remote Work
Remote work has become somewhat of a norm after COVID and remains widely practiced, even though many companies have put on a full-court press to get people back in the office. ...
What Microsoft Universal Print Can do for You
We keep moving towards a ‘paperless’ office, but even in today's digital workplace, we still need to print. ...
Handy Checklist for an Office/Technology Move
Cyber-threats continue to evolve, and in today’s fluid digital landscape they adapt to defenses and grow faster than ever before, posing significant risks to individuals and organizations alike. ...
Not Just Defense, but Defense-In-Depth
The reason why Cybersecurity is never done is because cybercriminals are never done. Both cyber and real world crime face the same problem: overcoming new defenses. ...
‘Zero-Click’ Malware is Here
Cyber-threats continue to evolve, and in today’s fluid digital landscape they adapt to defenses and grow faster than ever before, posing significant risks to individuals and organizations alike. ...
Are You Still Buying This Technology Fake News?
Myths, Disinformation, and Fake News have a habit of lingering in people’s minds long after they have been debunked. ...
Microsoft Copilot Can do a LOT for You
Everywhere you look the chatter is about AI (Artificial Intelligence), which is rapidly enhancing all manner of cloud computing. ...
The BEC Monster is Growing!
We all depend on email to conduct business. Cybercrime grows at about the same rate as our increasing dependence on digital technology, and Cybersecurity is constantly on the prowl for new solutions. ...
Expect the Unexpected
Nobody knows what tomorrow brings. As both individuals and businesses move forward, there is one thing we can all count on: Surprises. Some will be good, and some will be bad, and ...
