Every Computer User Should Know NOT To Do These Three Things

Knowing how to properly use your computer is key to your productivity and its longevity. You should never take for granted basic best practices. Here are three basic computer guidelines that are easy to overlook, yet they can be critical to performance and security. Don’t Just Blindly Click We get it: It’s unreasonable to expect…

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Build A Security Program

We identify symptoms of security theater, discuss the responsibilities of a real security program, and offer these essential business lessons worth considering when shifting from security theater to a truly more secure organization.

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Private Browsing Mode: Is Secrecy Security?

Is Privacy Mode Safe? There are plenty of reasonable explanations for why you’d want to browse the web in a private session. Maybe you’re on the hunt for the perfect gift and you want to keep your searches a secret from your significant other, or you’re on a public machine and are afraid you’ll forget…

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Don’t Just Chuck Your E-Waste In The Trash Can

Electronic Waste Doesn’t Belong In The Garbage Today’s best practices for business include upgrading equipment when warranties are expired, materials fail, or a newer solution is a better fit. Businesses, we would hope, want to keep up with technology and trends to improve operational efficiency; however, this can result in significant e-waste. What is E-Waste?…

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