Security Awareness

Top 5 Password Security Tips Passwords can be dangerous. It’s a little-known fact that we still need passwords. Beyond the hype of all the latest and greatest technology saying we don’t need passwords anymore; we always seem to find some use case which requires us to generate and use a password for gaining access. A…

Removable media can be a significant security threat if not handled carefully. Let’s discuss security risks associated with removable media..

Have you heard of the new term, quishing? During the pandemic, we all saw a huge rise in the usage of QR codes. Suddenly, there was a QR code for everything and everywhere along with tags about social distancing. Granted, it made perfect sense and made things possible which otherwise wouldn’t have been due to…

The COVID-19 pandemic forced millions of Americans to embrace working from their own home; a concept they had limited or no experience with at the time. And while many employees have returned to the office, a recent University of Chicago study found that 72% of those workers surveyed would like to continue working from home…

When we think about secure authentication, we often think about a username with a strong password. Although strong passwords are important, it is often not enough to secure access to computer systems, networks and the Internet. For this we need MFA, which is short for Multi-Factor Authentication.

Meet Bob, who works in Anytown, USA as a loan officer and has been with the company for about nine months. He loves working for DollarBank, takes pride in his work and has a strong motivation to do a job well done. Bob does everything that is asked of him and completes every assignment on…