While there is no silver bullet for security, there are three things you can do to lower the risk of a breach, reduce and even possibly eliminate your potential liability, and protect your company’s reputation when a breach does occur.
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Read moreAs you may recall from Part I of this series, Emily is the sole owner of a small business. Like many computer users, she has heard a little about the need to keep information secure—especially customer information—so she uses a free antivirus software program. But, there’s more to protecting data than that.
Read moreA recent CNN headline read, “2 million Facebook, Gmail and Twitter passwords stolen in massive hack.” This attack began sometime in October 2013 and was discovered in late November 2013 by Trustwave, a cybersecurity company. How this occurred is still being investigated. What is known is that the users who were compromised had been infected with a keylogger virus. This virus enables hackers to collect every keystroke typed on the user’s computer, including passwords, account numbers, and anything else you enter.
Read moreThe start of a new year is a good time to reiterate cybersecurity best practices and what can happen when we get careless.
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