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What You Need to Know About Data Security in 2023

October 31st, 2022 by admin

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Data security is the practice of protecting electronic data from access that is unauthorized. Data security includes both logical and physical security measures. In terms of physical security measures, they are designed to protect the hardware storing...

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Posted in: Cybersecurity

How to Improve Your Business Wi-Fi Security

November 8th, 2018 by admin

Your business Wi-Fi is an extremely tempting target for cybercriminals. The cost of data breaches is significant, and the long-term effects of lost consumer trust can impact you for the rest of your company's lifespan. Here are ways that you can improve...

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Poker "Tells" and Lessons in Network Assessment

January 18th, 2018 by admin

A good Texas Hold Em’ player is an expert at assessing risk and then calling, raising or folding based on the data they observe. Poker is all about information availability and analysis, but players must operate on limited information and assumptions....

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The Modern Necessity of a Network Security Specialist

June 22nd, 2017 by admin

There’s no way around it: If you’re running a business, you need to protect your data. Don’t forget that your clients are also relying on you to keep their data safe. It can be hard to keep everything totally secure, which is why you need a network security...

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Why you need a network security specialist

September 22nd, 2016 by admin

Security has always been important to successful businesses. No merchant would dare travel the Silk Road without hiring armed guards to fend off robbers during the journey. Caravans in the Wild West were often flanked by hired guns to protect people and...

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How Hackers Can Use Customer Contact Information to Ruin Your Life

March 5th, 2015 by admin

Sensitive consumer information is bought and sold every day to be used for phishing, identity theft, online hacking, and bank fraud. Hackers can pool information retrieved from various sites to create an entire customer record. It does not take years,...

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