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One Virus. Two Ways.

Scammers Are Using the Coronavirus to Trick Their Victims. As if the fear of the Coronavirus outbreak weren’t enough to have the world on edge, there’s a new way that the virus is impacting humans: through email cyber-attacks.
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Safely Working Remotely

As the Novel Coronavirus pandemic continues to greatly impact our nation, working from home is no longer an occasional benefit for many Americans, but is now a requirement for many businesses to continue operating safely and effectively.
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How to Create Policies to Enable a Secure Remote Workforce

We’ve all been told that if you’re sick, you should stay home. With flu season in full swing, your clients may be asking about how to enable their employees to work from home
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Securing Your Remote Workforce in Time of Emergency

Remote work has been gaining popularity across businesses of all sizes. It provides flexibility to colleagues and opens up companies to a workforce without limits to city, state, or even country. While the ability to work remote offers convenience for staff...
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Business security 101

It is an investment in both time and resources. But they are worth both. This is one of those times when the work you do now will save you considerable time, money, and grief in the long-run. Consider this: 67% of small and midsize businesses (SMB) experience cyber attacks...
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Data encryption: A step-by-step guide

If you want to improve your SMB's cybersecurity, it's essential to develop a data encryption strategy that will keep customer information and other confidential data safe. Here are the steps you will need to take to craft and implement your company's encryption strategy.
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5 Things You Should Expect From Business Antivirus

When protecting your business devices with antivirus software, there may be a whole lot more at stake than with your personal machines. You need something that will not only protect a single machine but also work to protect your entire network of computers in the office and in remote locations.
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Security hardware: where is best to invest?

Regardless of what industry you work in, having the right, high-quality hardware and equipment is a must. There are certain types of hardware that can help to streamline a wide array of daily administrative and business management tasks, while helping you stay organized. When you know what types of equipment and tools to invest in, you can save money and maximize your technology and security budget.
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How to choose the most secure hardware

By being mindful of security when selecting new hardware, and by practicing good security with all hardware used by your business, you can go a long way towards ensuring that your company is not among that number.