Heartbleed

Heartbleed Bug: Prevent Attacks Before They Begin

The Heartbleed bug is now the newest threat to your internet browsing security. The heartbleed bug affects sites that many users visit every day by potentially exposing valuable personal information to hackers. This bug exploits a hole found in the open-source software that encrypts communications for many popular websites, called Open SSL. Normally, a secure…

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employee computer tracking

A Guide to Employee Computer Tracking

Are your employees using company computers for work? It is common for workers to send personal emails, visit social media websites, and watch YouTube videos on paid company time. According to Top Ten Reviews’ 2014 Employee Monitoring Software Comparisons & Reviews, 1/3 of workers waste two hours a week online. Companies have the legal right to…

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Internet browsing

Internet Browsing Security Risks

Many people browse the internet at work to research a certain topic, make transactions, use social media, and much more. To enhance the website experience, programmers add features, such as videos, slideshow animations, sign-up forms, and search boxes. Adding a feature to a website lowers the browsing security for the visitor by adding a security…

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Hacker tricks

Hacker Tricks: How You Can Protect Yourself

Whenever a new form of technology breaks through, there is a new opportunity for cybercriminals to use hacker tricks to take advantage of their users. Every day, millions of devious cybercriminals look for different methods for exploiting security vulnerabilities in a business network. This allows them to steal data, extort money from victims, send spam,…

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Network security

The Benefits of a Network Security Plan

As the technology landscape becomes more complex, cybercriminals will continue to develop software searches for vulnerabilities in any business network. Once the criminals find security breaches, they can use your network to steal information, exploit targets for money, distribute spam to other networks, and promote their agenda. If you think your business is too small…

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SOX compliance

SOX: A Short Guide to Compliance

In the early 2000s, accounting scandals turned the financial world upside down. Corporations, such as Enron, WorldCom, and Tyco hid large debts, inflated their assets, diverted earnings, and manipulated stock prices. These events resulted in bankruptcy filings and class action lawsuits for the companies, charges against top executives, loss of earnings for investors, and lost…

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