Password Protect Your Microsoft Office Files to Secure Your Work

Your work belongs to you and your company, not bad actors, hackers, or others who want to take it for their own use. As such, you should take steps to ensure no one except the proper individuals should have access to your files. Locking them behind a password is a great first step. While Microsoft Office supports password protecting for …

It Takes a Lot to Protect Your Accounts

The security of your business often comes down to individual decisions and actions. Hackers frequently break into networks through one weak point, whether that’s because an employee left their password on a sticky note, or reused their password multiple times. Here’s how to make sure you’re keeping the hackers at bay. Step one is to make sure each of your …

Text Messages Could Compromise Your Business

You’re likely aware of phishing attacks, schemes hackers use to coax unsuspecting users out of their personal data and information. But there’s another kind of phishing attack, dubbed “smishing,” that you also need to be aware of when protecting your company’s data and information.  Smishing, like phishing, is the act of sneakily stealing your information. However, instead of operating through email, …

Don’t Ignore Updates

It’s 2023, and just about everything in our lives is digital. Whether at work or at home, our devices are integral to our day-to-day activities, and they all frequently need to be updated. While all these updates can get overwhelming, don’t put them off: They could save you from getting hacked. Updates serve many different purposes, but, at their core, …