Cybersecurity

This week, learn how to protect yourself and your computer from USB drive attacks! For this One-Minute Wednesday, Waleed Afzal will be talking about a common attack vector for malware: malicious users leaving infected USB drives in public places, waiting for someone to pick them up and plug them in. Don’t miss out on learning how this works and how to avoid it!

For this week’s One-Minute Wednesday, John Pekcan will be showing you how to secure your documents in Microsoft Office. This is a great function to have when working with sensitive documents, and you have several options: restricting editing, encrypting with a password, restricting access by user, and so on.

For this week’s episode, Drew Lawson will be talking about phishing and email spoofing. Phishing attempts often involve a spoofed email address, where the email asks for sensitive information while appearing to come from someone inside your company. Learn how to avoid falling victim to this type of scam on this week’s One-Minute Wednesday.

This week on One-Minute Wednesday, Sebastian Igreti will be discussing how HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure) helps you browse the internet more securely.

Thanks for watching another One-Minute Wednesday! This week, Sebastian Igreti will be discussing software updates. Making sure your operating system and your applications are kept up-to-date is one of the most important things you can do to protect yourself from malicious software. Here’s why:

For this week’s One-Minute Wednesday, Sebastian Igreti will be talking about AdWare. Watch the episode to learn more about what AdWare is, why you don’t want it on your computer, and (most importantly) how to avoid it! Avoiding AdWare We’re all used to seeing online ads, and most of the time they’re fairly innocuous. However, […]

For this week’s One-Minute Wednesday, Dan Myers will follow up on last week’s episode and discuss some of the best practices for email security. Learn how to protect yourself from spam, viruses, and phishing attacks!

This week on One-Minute Wednesday, Dan Myers will be talking about phishing, a common scam that seeks to trick users into giving up personal information or login credentials. Phishing scams can be tough to spot, so here are some quick pointers to help you avoid them!

A common question in business is “do I back things up myself or let someone else handle it?” Let this infographic settle the debate once and for all by giving you the truth on data backup! Click the image to learn the full story!