by Cynthia Giles | Apr 19, 2018 | IT Security Blog
“Digital Spring Cleaning” for Everyone The National Cyber Security Alliance and Better Business Bureau Encourage “Digital Spring Cleaning” for Everyone As our connectivity increases, a few simple steps will help you stay safer and more secure online while...
by Cynthia Giles | Apr 3, 2018 | IT Security Blog
Facebook, Should I stay or Should I go We are all concerned about the reports coming out about Facebook and Cambridge Analytica (CA) and rightly so. Was there a data breach or not? This scandal is the modern equivalent of a he said she said, that leaves most of us...
by Cynthia Giles | Mar 12, 2018 | IT Security Blog
Ransomware via Facebook, beware! Locky Ransomware on Facebook Messenger – beware when opening photos Your friend sends a photo in SVG format to your Facebook Messenger? Ignore the message and don’t open the photo at any cost! The notorious Locky Ransomware “virus”...
by Cynthia Giles | May 17, 2017 | IT Security Blog
Wanna Decrypter 2.0 ransomware attack: what you need to know *From out friends at SOPHOS, what you need to know about the WANNACRY Ransomware* Find up to date information on a events regarding WANNACRY Ransomware Do you have concerns about Ransomware? We have a very...
by Cynthia Giles | Aug 3, 2016 | IT Security Blog
The Motherboard Guide to Not Getting Hacked The internet can sometimes be a scary place, but the good news is there’s actually no need to be scared. Hacking and data breaches are real, growing dangers, but there are basic steps that can keep you generally safe on the...
