Posts Tagged ‘privacy’
4 Must-Have’s Of Every Successful Disaster Recovery Plan
Previously, we explained why it’s prudent for your business to have a backup and disaster recovery (BDR) plan in place with the help of a managed service provider (MSP). Since there’s no perfect way to plan for the future, take what steps you can now to protect the business you run. To ensure that…
Read MoreHow to Choose Strong Passwords: 5 Core Tips
May 5 is the third annual World Password Day. If you care about protecting your accounts, your personal identifying information, and your business, this your official reminder: Please be more thoughtful about choosing passwords! Now that we’re well into 2016, we are all privvy to the list of the top 10 worst passwords from 2015.…
Read MorePrivate 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…
Read MoreCybersecurity For Businesses: How Wearable Technology Could Threaten Your Business Data
You’ve probably seen the new smart watches that people are wearing and you might ask yourself, “What’s so special about wearable technology devices and do I need one?” Wearable technology is typically meant to perform the various functions of a smartphone, minus the phone. Some devices are even used to monitor the body’s physical activity…
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