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Cybercriminals are tricky! They can secretly install ransomware by…
Cybercriminals are tricky! They can secretly install ransomware by…
Sending scam e-mails with bad links or infected attachments
Sneaking into your server through vulnerabilities and installing malware
Using infected websites to automatically install malicious software to your devices
Make sure you have someone you trust continuously monitoring your account to detect and remediate any issues like this.
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Tuesday, December 5, 2023
Top Reasons Why Encryption is Crucial for Security and Privacy!
In
today's highly connected world, the need for strong cybersecurity measures has
become more important than ever. One of the most effective ways to protect
sensitive information and ensure privacy is through encryption. Here are the
top reasons why individuals and businesses of all sizes should be encrypting
their computer systems and sensitive data:
1. Protection from Unauthorized Access
Encryption adds a layer of security to
sensitive information by converting it into unreadable text, which can only be
decoded using the right encryption key. This prevents unauthorized individuals
from accessing critical data even if they manage to break into a system.
Encrypting everything from emails to financial transactions helps safeguard
against cyberattacks and limits the damage in case of a breach.
2. Maintaining Privacy
In an age where privacy is increasingly
under threat from a multitude of sources, encrypting communications and data
storage provides a crucial defense mechanism. This ensures that confidential
information remains private and secure, allowing individuals and businesses to
operate with the peace of mind that their sensitive data is protected.
3. Compliance with Legal and Compliance Regulations
Governments and regulatory authorities
often require organizations to encrypt their data in order to comply with laws
such as GDPR, HIPAA, and PCI-DSS. Ensuring data is encrypted helps businesses
avoid costly fines, lawsuits, and reputational damage that could result from
non-compliance.
4. Preventing Data Theft in Case of Lost or Stolen Devices
When mobile devices or laptops containing
sensitive information are lost or stolen, encryption can prevent unauthorized
access to the data stored on them. If the device is encrypted, the thief will
find it nearly impossible to access or misuse any personal or corporate
information without the decryption key. Using complex passwords and even dual
factor push authentication are a must in order to prevent a bad actor from
circumventing the encryption.
5. Securing Data at Rest During Storage
Data stored on hard drives, servers, and in
the cloud can still be vulnerable to theft or hacking. By encrypting this
stored data, it becomes unreadable to anyone without the proper decryption key,
ensuring that even if physical or cloud storage is compromised, the information
remains secure.
The Role of Encryption Tools and Technologies
Various tools and technologies, such as BitLocker
and VeraCrypt are available for implementing encryption on different platforms
and for different types of data. These encryption solutions help keep data safe
by providing robust algorithms and advanced key management systems that are
hard to crack. Additionally, many of these tools include user-friendly
interfaces and integrations with popular software to make encryption accessible
to a wider audience and even automatic once configured.
In conclusion, encryption is an essential
part of any cybersecurity strategy. It helps protect sensitive data from
unauthorized access, maintains privacy, ensures compliance with regulations,
and prevents data theft when devices are lost or stolen. By adopting the right
encryption tools and technologies, individuals, small businesses, and large
corporations can significantly reduce the risk of cyberattacks and ensure that
their information remains secure and private.
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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Tuesday, November 28, 2023
The shocking truth about bank fraud!
Today’s Tech Tips Tuesday, tip of the day is “The shocking truth about bank fraud!”
Did you know your business bank account doesn’t have the same protections
as a personal bank account when it comes to fraud? If a hacker takes money from
your business account, the bank is NOT responsible for replacing it. (Don’t
believe me? Go ask your bank what their policy is on refunding money stolen
from your account!) Many people erroneously believe the FDIC protects you from
fraud; it does not. It protects you from bank insolvency.
Here are three things you should do:
Tip 1: Set up two-factor authentication to log in to your
bank account.
Tip 2: Get a crime policy that will cover stolen funds
from a cyber-attack, fraud or phishing attack.
Tip 3: Require your bank to get verbal confirmation from
you to wire funds AND set up alerts for large checks and debits.
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.
For a free security assessment, schedule an appointment at https://www.fidelitech.net/semperarmor.
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Monday, November 27, 2023
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Tuesday, November 21, 2023
The #1 thing you can do to prevent ransomware!
Today’s Tech Tips Tuesday, tip of the day is “The #1 thing you can do to prevent ransomware!”
Did you know that the #1 threat to ALL organizations is internal
employees?
The people you trust to run your organization are the very same ones
putting it at risk. By downloading
software they shouldn’t, falling for phishing scams, clicking on bad links,
using weak passwords and opening infected files.
That doesn’t make them bad people – just unsuspecting. That’s why it’s
critical to provide employees active, ongoing training regarding cyber
security. These tips are a good start but are not enough.
We recommend a formal training program for employees that actually
simulates phishing attacks and other breaches so they can experience firsthand
how easy it is to make a mistake and keep them hyperaware of security problems.
If you want to know of some easy, inexpensive ways to get your employees
trained, reach out to us and we can advise you on what training is available.
You’ll be glad you did.
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.
For a free security assessment, schedule an appointment at https://www.fidelitech.net/semperarmor.
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Monday, November 20, 2023
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Tuesday, November 14, 2023
Cyber Security Tip: Is this request really from the boss?
Today’s Tech Tips Tuesday, tip of the day is “Is this request really from the boss?”
Here’s a common scam: you get an e-mail from the boss (or your spouse,
parents or other trusted person you know) asking you to send them a copy of
employee pay stubs, tax information or other files with confidential data such
as social security numbers in them, or they’re asking you to transfer or ACH
payment to a vendor or a different bank account, or they’re asking you to purchase
some gift cards.
The problem: even though it is coming from an e-mail address of someone
you know and trust and LOOKS legit, there’s a chance it could be a scam.
Hackers can INTERCEPT e-mail messages and modify them.
If you ever get this kind of request, DOUBLE-CHECK by calling that person
to confirm. And even if it turns out to be a legitimate request, you should
NEVER send confidential information like social security numbers (or
attachments with this information inside them) without taking precautions to
password-protect and encrypt the message first.
Heads up if you work in HR or payroll departments – hackers are very
interested in getting you to send employee payroll to the wrong bank accounts.
Be on high alert for employees asking you to update their banking information.
Make sure to confirm the change request by phone and DO NOT call any phone numbers
in the e-mail that was sent to you.
Bottom line! verbally confirm all requests involving money or sensitive
data.
If you have any questions about cybersecurity or other IT-related issues
for your business, visit https://www.idelitech.net/discoverycall
to book a quick, 10-minute call.
For a free security assessment, schedule an appointment at https://www.fidelitech.net/semperarmor.
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Monday, November 13, 2023
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