By keeping your data to yourself, you can prevent potential breaches. It can be tempting to lend your laptop to your child, spouse, or even
Secure your online identity as part of Cybersecurity Mondays. When hackers plan an attack, they often study people’s social media profiles to gather personal information.
Today’s Cybersecurity Monday tip allows you to secure your personal devices and data. By keeping your home router up to date, you can reduce the
When you harden your device, you’re closing potential openings for attackers to exploit. You can reduce some ransomware risk with some simple measures, like disabling
Disabling or limiting remote access can stop a hacker in their tracks. Often, hackers will try to brute force their way into your network in
As Cybersecurity Mondays continue, we would like to encourage everyone to protect their endpoints. Any laptop or server could open you up to ransomware and
One of the easiest ways to avoid ransomware is to regularly update your computers. Outdated machines pose a higher risk and leave you open to
The most important takeaway from Cybersecurity Mondays is that we don’t want people to be afraid. Nowadays, attackers try to instill a sense of urgency
Stay safe by adding another level of authentication to your transactions. If you add processes to make sure that one person’s wire transfers are approved
As Cybersecurity Mondays continue, we recommend that you take one additional step to make sure your money is safe. When you receive an email from
