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How to manage cookies effectively so they are not a threat to your data
Avoid third-party cookies: Third-party cookies are primarily used for online advertising and retargeting, so you won’t miss anything significant by avoiding these cookies. So, whenever you see a cookie alert on any site, first, check if it is for third-party cookies and if yes, it’s bes
Everyone loves cookies–even cybercriminals
When you visit a site, probably for the first time or from a new device or browser, you will see an alert that mentions the site uses Cookies to offer you a more personalized experience and asks you if you are okay with it. Let’s admit it. A lot of us don’t even bother to read what the
Safeguarding Digital Boundaries: Data Privacy Week
In an era where our lives are intricately intertwined with the digital realm, the importance of safeguarding our personal information has become more critical than ever. Data Privacy Week serves as an annual reminder to individuals, businesses, and organizations worldwide to take stock of their dig
Staying Safe for the Holidays
Don’t let cybercriminals steal your holiday fun! Follow these tips to help you stay safe online and with your devices: Digital Safety Never install unapproved software. Verify attachments are safe before downloading them. Verify links before clicking Device Security Secure
Passwords They seem to have been with us forever
As we continue to suggest things you can do to protect the integrity of your company and customer data, here is a blog that covers an old level of security that we still rely on everyday. That protection is the password, so let's talk about bedding up your employee’s handling of passwords. Pass
Prying eyes: Keeping your data safe
Even the simplest business possesses data that is proprietary and confidential. Customer and prospects lists, sales data, and personal data about customers such as their credit cards, names, addresses, birth dates. Maybe even medical information or social security numbers. If any of this data is c
Four Basics to follow for Everyday Data Security
One of the biggest questions we get from clients and prospects is "What can we do to protect ourselves from cyber attacks?” It is a sensible concern. A cyber attack that freezes operations or seizes data can ultimately shut a company down for good. There are some basic, simple things you can do
5 ways to make passwords more effective
5 ways to make passwords more effectiveYou should be using an array of security tools to protect your business data. Some can be highly sophisticated, but there is one tool that we all still rely on heavily to secure access to our business systems and data. The password. But they can be hacked and s