You receive an email appearing to be from your web hosting company that warns your account exceeded a storage limit and you need to follow a link to fix the problem.
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Technology has changed the way we consume information and the way we work, learn, and connect with friends and family. But while it has opened a whole new world of productivity, it can also become a digital prison of sorts if we don’t know how to control how we use it.
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Spending 10 minutes to locate a client email with an important attachment and another 15 looking for that new account setup email is something just about everyone can relate to at some time or another.
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As many people have realized while working from home during the pandemic, hackers can attack no matter where you are.
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You’re working away, in the zone, then all of the sudden your computer starts slowing down and a window pops up asking you to do an application update. You quickly click it away, not wanting to interrupt your work and just as quickly, forget about it.
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The average small business uses 102 different applications. Even if the typical employee only used half of those, that would be a significant number of passwords to keep track of.
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Has your company had to quickly pivot to running your business remotely due to the coronavirus? If you’re like multiple other businesses in Dallas, Fort Worth, and the rest of the country, this has become the new “normal” for the time being.
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Millions of U.S. workers have found themselves working from home in the last few weeks due to the coronavirus pandemic. As businesses in Dallas-Fort Worth and the rest of the country shift their operations to help prevent the virus spread, employees have been sent home to telecommute.
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Mobile devices have changed the way we browse online, the way we shop, and the way we work. Over half (60%) of all web searches are now done on mobile devices and 49.1% of email is checked on a smartphone or tablet.
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Ransomware is one of the top cyberthreats that business in Dallas, Fort Worth, and the rest of the country face. As hackers get a quick payday by holding files hostage in the form of encryption, it emboldens them to just keep hitting more organizations.
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