We live in a mobile world. Even when we’re at home, we’re connecting to people and places all over the world. Even in the current conditions of social distancing, many of us are likely getting out of the house when ...
In a recent post we discussed how to be a “human firewall” to protect your company’s information. In this month’s issue, we’ll be talking about how a human firewall responds to a security incident. Why do you need an Incident ...
The ability to work from anywhere can be a great asset. It can keep your business up and running when employees aren't able to leave their homes; in a natural disaster or in an unprecedented occurrence like the current outbreak ...
Having a firewall installed to protect your network is an important component of cyber security but keeping your data safe from cyber criminals takes a layered approach. Do you know another important factor that can help keep your network safe? ...
A notification pops up on your phone, computer, tablet or any other device saying an update is available. Everyone sighs and presses that dreadful install later button, but we never get around to installing anything. Here are 4 reasons to ...
It’s Not Necessarily A Matter of When, But Why? Passwords have become a complicated, and time-consuming, fact of life. According to Security Magazine, the average business user has 191 passwords. If you find yourself always signing in to things, you ...
What is Spear-Phishing? You’ve probably heard of the term phishing. It’s something we talk a lot about here at Stimulus Technologies when we educate ...
BYOD or Bring Your Own Device, also known as, BYOP, BYOT, and BYOPC is the latest trend in companies today. BYOD allows employees to use their personal phones, tablets and even laptops to complete work. According to Comodo Security Solutions, ...
With the holiday season upon us, online shopping may be your favorite option for getting your gifts out without the hassle of going to crowded malls and shops. If you do shop online (and these days, who doesn’t?), you’ll want ...
Email From A Financial Institution Look very closely at email messages that appear to be from your bank, PayPal, your credit card company, your mortgage company, or any other place that says they have your money. Impersonating a financial institution ...
