Restrictions, cybersecurity, and "the new normal"
I've heard the phrase "new normal" a lot in the last two months. I'm sure you have too. Everyone is trying to figure out what "normal" will look like in the future and
non-technical
Blog posts that anybody can read, regardless of how "tech-savvy" they are.
Beware of telephone scams (and today is Slam the Scam Day?)
I got an email update from CISA yesterday telling me that apparently today is "Slam the Scam" Day. You can read the update in its entirety here. This is an excerpt:In association
SEM's New Risk Questionnaire
SEM developed a new risk questionnaire - check it out!
Some reasons to consider using Firefox
There are three major desktop browsers right now: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Edge. For the longest time I used Chrome primarily, but within the last year or so I switched to
Phishing - Why We Need Training (And Why 2FA Isn't Enough)
Last week we dealt with a phishing attack that turned out to be a bit scary. The attack used a technique that I knew was possible, but had only read about before (check
Managing Passwords Effectively
We use passwords everywhere and humans have a hard time with this. What can you do?
What does the padlock in your address bar really mean?
If you have been on the internet much in the last 20-ish years, you may have noticed the padlock symbol next to the URL in your address bar. Here's what it looks like
How Secure is Your "2FA"?
Using the terms "two-step authentication" and "two-factor authentication" interchangeably might give people a false sense of security.