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Monday, October 30, 2023
Microsoft recognized as a Leader in the Forrester Wave: Data Security Platforms, Q1 2023
Howard University doubles security score and saves $1 million annually
Azure Virtual Desktop Watermarking Support
Wednesday, October 25, 2023
Tech Tip Tuesday - This one simple thing is still the best way to protect yourself
A weak password is still the #1 way hackers break into your network. In
fact, 81% of the total number of breaches last year utilized weak or stolen
passwords!
Here’s what a GOOD password should contain:
· A minimum of eight
characters
· Uppercase and lowercase
letters
· At least one number and one
symbol (#, for example)
· No complete words, like
“PaSsWord123#.” While this meets the requirements, a hacker’s brute-force
software will crack that in seconds.
· Never reuse a password for
multiple accounts (like making your Facebook and LinkedIn passwords the same).
If you have questions about cyber security or some other IT-related
issues for your business? Go to https://www.Fidelitech.net/discoverycall to
book a quick, 10-minute call.
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Monday, October 23, 2023
Building a Holistic Insider Risk Management Program
Microsoft a Leader in the 2023 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Desktop as a Service
Eurowings enhances security, will reduce operating costs by 50+ percent with Azure Virtual Desktop
Tuesday, October 17, 2023
Cyber Security Tip: How to spot a phishing e-mail!
Protect Yourself from Phishing Scams: Spotting the Fakes
Imagine receiving an email that seems completely legitimate, potentially from a trusted website you use regularly. However, hidden beneath the surface lies a sinister ploy to deceive you into revealing sensitive login information or downloading a harmful virus. These deceptive emails, known as phishing emails, can be incredibly convincing, making it crucial to know how to distinguish them from authentic messages.
Some common disguises employed by phishing emails include appearing to be PDF attachments, fake tracking numbers from renowned couriers like UPS or FedEx, official bank letters, notifications from social media platforms like Facebook, or bank alerts. The danger lies in the fact that they are meticulously crafted to mimic the appearance of genuine emails, making them difficult to identify.
So, how can you safeguard yourself against these fraudulent emails? Look out for these telltale signs that can help you spot phishing attempts before falling victim.
If you have any questions about cybersecurity or other IT-related issues for your business, visit https://www.Fidelitech.net/discoverycall to book a quick, 10-minute call.
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Monday, October 16, 2023
NHS Supply Chain boosts productivity with Microsoft Surface devices
Introducing Surface Laptops
Announcing Public Preview of Personal Desktop Autoscale on Azure Virtual Desktop
Tuesday, October 10, 2023
Protecting Your Network from Ransomware: Don’t Ignore This Critical Vulnerability!
Did you know that there's a common vulnerability that many organizations
overlook? It's a dangerous oversight that can give hackers free reign to spread
ransomware throughout your entire network. Sounds scary, right?
If you have any questions about cybersecurity or other IT-related issues
for your business, visit Fidelitech.net/discoverycall to book a quick,
10-minute call.
For a free security assessment, schedule an appointment at
https://www.fidelitech.net/semperarmor.
Monday, October 9, 2023
4 Breakthrough Ideas for Compliance and Data Security
2023 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Desktop as a Service - Free Offer
Introducing Adaptive Protection in Microsoft Purview—People-centric data protection for a multiplatform world
Centro Hospitalar builds up resistance to threats, analyzes 48 million logs a day with Microsoft Security solutions
Tuesday, October 3, 2023
Tech Tip Tuesday - Protecting Your Business from Ransomware - The Critical Aspect That Many Organizations Ignore!
Are you doing everything right to protect your business from cyber threats?
From implementing top-notch Endpoint Detection to monitoring your systems with a security operations center, you've covered all the bases. Or so you thought.
The truth is, many organizations fall victim to ransomware because they neglect a CRITICAL aspect of cybersecurity: physical security. While they do a great job protecting computer and notebook devices, they fail to secure their server and network rooms, often shared with other resources.
But why does physical security matter when it comes to ransomware? The answer is simple: someone can simply walk into your office, plug in a USB or network device, and infect your servers or network resources. They might impersonate a maintenance crew member, gaining access without anyone suspecting a thing.
That's why a comprehensive security plan is a must. It should not only address cyber threats but also physical security. Here are the 5 critical elements your physical security program should include:
Proper guest and visitor program: Log and monitor all guests and visitors, and if possible, supervise them while on your premises.
Reliable Gatekeepers: Have skilled personnel standing guard to prevent unwanted visitors from accessing secure areas and disturbing key employees and decision makers.
Secure server and network environments: Keep your equipment in a dedicated, locked, and monitored location whenever possible. Use secure doors and access cards to control access.
Limited access to secure locations: Make your secure areas hard to find and restrict entry to a select few. Continuously monitor these areas and have multiple layers of security.
Protect against tampering: Just like with end point devices, prevent USB devices from auto executing. Disable unused network ports and limit communication to necessary devices only.
Want to learn more about cybersecurity or discuss IT-related issues for your business? Schedule a quick, 10-minute call at https://www.Fidelitech.net/discoverycall.
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