If a natural disaster were to strike, would your company be ready? Has your management team prepared the company to continue operating in the event of a disaster?

With the number and severity of natural disasters increasing, businesses need to have plans in place for a quick recovery for the sake of their investors, customers, employees, and vendors.

Remembering all of your passwords is an impossible task, which leads to writing passwords down in an insecure way or wasting time clicking "forgot my password." Password managers are the ultimate solution to keep you working seamlessly from site to site and application to application.

Passwords are a pain.

No one enjoys trying to remember login credentials for upwards of 100 unique sites and services. More to the point, no one can remember 100+ unique sets of credentials, which leads to all sorts of other awful security problems (don’t worry, we’ll discuss them in a minute).

Thankfully, new technologies are on the way or already here that either do away with the password entirely or add additional layers of security.

After getting stuffed with an amazing Thanksgiving meal, most of us go into shopping mode with Black Friday and Cyber Monday online specials.

Be Careful!
Cybercrime always increases between Black Friday and Cyber Monday, with hackers taking advantage of all the extra traffic to try and steal your valuable information.

Should you call the help desk, or forward it?
Should you forward to IT including all headers?
Delete and not report it, forfeiting a possible early warning?

If you have ITS Security Awareness Training, you should have a Phish Alert button in your Outlook that provides a safe way to forward email threats to the security team for analysis and deletes the email from your inbox to prevent future exposure.

Many users find that using an external keyboard with keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Teams on Windows helps them work more efficiently. For users with mobility or vision disabilities, keyboard shortcuts can be easier than using the touchscreen and are an essential alternative to using a mouse.

Many office workers spent the better part of the past two years working remotely. But remote work negatively impacted employees’ sense of belonging. Indeed, according to the 2022 Work Trend Index, almost 60% of workers felt disconnected from their teams due to remote working arrangements.

Outlook users receive a lot of different information and email. Somebody may want to save important information to pdf file, such as all messages regarding one subject, project, etc. It is easy to print selected emails to one pdf file for future use.

Did you know that the average person uses the same three to seven passwords to log in to over 170 online accounts? In addition to being reused, these passwords are often weak and can be easily guessed by cybercriminals. If cybercriminals guess these passwords, they could access the majority of their victim’s online accounts.

Mobile devices have become an increasingly vital component of many organizations’ IT infrastructure. The surge of remote work makes these devices the most convenient choice for many employees. However, mobile devices also carry significant security risks.