Are you trying to figure out whether the “pay for it once and install it” version of Office (Office 2019) is better for you, or if the online, connected, “pay for it every month” subscription version is better (Office 365)? Today’s guest post by Joey Pepka of Peptronics should help you decide.
Due to the installation methods, it’s ...
Continue Reading →Back in the late 90’s when I worked for USWest, I worked in a call center. We lost our manager to a promotion, and were an unsupervised “self-directed team” during that time. We were also the most productive of the 4 teams that made up our section during that same period. I mentioned this fact to the new boss when he finally was chosen. More from my Pinterest trove
A quick Saturday digest of cybersecurity news articles from other sources.This entry was posted on October 27, 2020 by Mark Maunder
On October 27, 2020 at approximately 4:50pm Mountain Time, Donald Trump’s campaign website, www.donaldjtrump.com, was defaced. The attackers left a message claiming they had compromising information on President Trump. The ...
Catch of the Day: 419 Homeland Security Scam
Chef’s Special: IONOS Credential Phish
Examples of clever phish that made it past my spam filters and into my Inbox, or from clients, or reliable sources on the Internet.
I would be delighted to accept suspicious phishing examples from you. Please forward your email to phish@wyzguys.com.
My intention is to provide a warning, ...
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Are you pursuing a certification in cybersecurity, information technology, or any other professional certification? Or are you making training arrangements for your employees? Picking a training method that works for you is possibly one of the most important decisions you can make. Today’s article will cover your options, and some of the positives and negatives of the available options.
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As we enter the silly season of another Presidential Election, and possibly because of a psychological condition that I am calling COVID Mania*, the government is once again making boneheaded moves to introduce and pass legislation that would allow the federal government and law enforcement agencies easier access to encrypted messages from criminal sources. This issue comes up every five to ten years. It seems that agencies such as the ...
A quick Saturday digest of cybersecurity news articles from other sources.Every 5 to 10 years, the government and law enforcement agencies try to pass a law that provides easy access or a “back door” to encryption keys because criminals use encryption and this makes arrest and prosecution harder. The problem is that anything that weakens encryption for criminals weakens ...
Continue Reading →Catch of the Day: Phony iPhone Smish
Chef’s Special: Phone Election Smish
Examples of clever phish that made it past my spam filters and into my Inbox, or from clients, or reliable sources on the Internet.
I would be delighted to accept suspicious phishing examples from you. Please forward your email to phish@wyzguys.com.
My intention is to provide a warning, ...
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Are you concerned about telemedicine and healthcare security? Today’s article provides a list of resources from the National Cyber Security Alliance.
The convergence of the internet and healthcare has created many benefits for patients and healthcare providers, but has also created vulnerabilities that cyber criminals regularly attempt to exploit. Download NCSA’s Week 3 infographic and video to learn some of the most common ways patients and medical practitioners ...
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