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Protect Yourself: 8 Steps to Take When You Get a Notice Your Data Was Breached

When it happens, you feel powerless. You get an email or letter from a business saying someone breached your data. It happens all too often today.Data breaches happen at banks, online sites like Facebook, and ecommerce stores. Not only that, but governments are also victims. This leaves things like your address, SSN, and credit...

Security alert: Attacks on business email accounts are surging

Here’s how to fix that Windows 11 File Explorer glitch

| Cybersecurity

Americans urged to use encrypted messaging apps after cyberattack: navigating the new cybersecurity landscape

Your phone conversations and text messages are not secure. In a startling revelation, U.S. officials have recommended that Americans switch to encrypted messaging apps in the wake of an...

6 Simple Steps to Enhance Your Email Security

Email is a fundamental communication tool for businesses and individuals alike. But it’s also a prime target for cybercriminals. Cyberattacks are increasing in sophistication. This means enhancing...

Don’t Be a Victim: Common Mobile Malware Traps

Your smartphone is a digital wallet, communication hub, and personal assistant. All rolled into one portable device. It’s packed with sensitive data, from financial information to personal photos....

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New phishing scam is smarter than ever… here’s how to protect your business

Microsoft is warning business owners about a new type of phishing scam (where cyber criminals pose as a trusted source to trick you into giving away login info), which uses popular cloud services...

Start it on your phone… finish it on your PC?

Microsoft is once again finding ways to make life easier for your business with Windows 11. If you ever work on your phone as well as your PC, you’re going to love the new “Hand Off” feature that’s...

If it ain’t broke… Windows update makes signing out simple again

Microsoft recently made changes to the Windows Start menu – and it caused a bit of an uproar. Here’s what happened: Microsoft tried to streamline the Start menu by grouping related settings...

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