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How to Protect Your Proprietary Information

How to Protect Your Proprietary Information

Proprietary information makes your business special, whether you’re a tech startup with a smart algorithm or a food manufacturer with a secret sauce. Regardless of industry, businesses gain competitive advantage from distinct practices or unique data. The last thing you…

Don’t Get Hooked by Spear Phishing Attacks

Don’t Get Hooked by Spear Phishing Attacks

Phishing attacks have been around for a long time. They are designed to steal your credentials or trick you into installing malicious software. Unfortunately, they have persisted in the IT world because they’re both devastatingly simple and effective. Spear phishing is…

Island Hopping: Not Always a Good Thing

Island Hopping: Not Always a Good Thing

When you hear the phrase “island hopping,” you may think of cruising beautiful sandy beaches on a tour of tropical islands. Unfortunately, cybercriminals have given the term a new, less pleasant spin. Island hopping is an increasingly popular method of…

Common Compliance Issues You Might Be Missing

4 Common Compliance Issues You Might Be Missing

Information security is on every business’s radar these days. Data drives so much of what we do. Looking to contain the risks, many sectors have established IT compliance regulations. Whether meeting a standard or not, don’t overlook these common areas…

Dial up Telehealth Security

Dial up Telehealth Security

The use of Telehealth has been growing rapidly over the past decade. Then, the coronavirus pandemic prompted another jump in Telehealth offerings. There are many advantages to digital healthcare, but securing this access to physicians and specialists is more challenging.…

Is Healthcare Compliance Enough?

Is Healthcare Compliance Enough?

The healthcare industry is a top target for cybercriminals. Healthcare providers hold patient’s personal and financial data. Plus, they offer a critical service; therefore, they are more likely to pay ransom to get their systems back up and running. Recognizing…