It’s Everyone’s Job to Ensure Online Safety at Work Whether your company stores data in the cloud, permits the use of social media on its networks or promotes BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) policies, our online personal and business habits are merging. Being more digitally connected means having more online accounts to log into and […]
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Every successful business in today’s day and age has a division that is largely technology based. No matter what product you sell, you likely have a sales or marketing team that attempts to reach out to customers through the internet. That’s why IT support for business is truly essential. Something will go wrong at some point, that’s
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Microsoft announced October 2, 2018 three new models in its Surface line of PCs: the convertible Surface Pro 6, the traditional Surface Laptop 2, and the all-in-one Surface Studio 2. The company also showed off its new noise-cancelling Surface Headphones. While the announcements revolved around the idea of personal productivity (and the return of a
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As a part of National Cybersecurity Awareness Month we will take a look at different areas of Cybersecurity each week during the month of October. This week we will focus on making your home a haven for online safety. Today, many households have parents, toddlers, tweens, teens and grandparents living under one roof. Each of
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Google is responding to criticism this week over its recent change to Chrome login behavior. Security experts criticized Google for automatically forcing Chrome users to log into the browser if they signed into Gmail on the web. You typically choose to sign into Chrome itself if you want to sync bookmarks, passwords, and browsing history between devices.
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NEW MAPS Apple’s Maps app isn’t getting a UI redesign, but the data that is displayed will be radically different and more detailed. The company has spent years behind the scenes improving its mapping data gathering capabilities, and users can expect to see an insane amount of additional detail in their maps, including improved foliage,
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Mobile fraud rates jumped by nearly a quarter (24%) from 1H 2017 to the first half of this year, with a 150 million recorded attack attempts, according to ThreatMetrix. The firm analyzed 17.6 billion online transactions during the first half of 2018 via its Digital Identity Network, finding that over half (58%) now come via
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A penny-pinching cybercriminal doesn’t even have to break a $20 bill to gain the credentials to hack into an institution as critical as a major metropolitan airport, according to McAfee study. McAfee Advanced Threat Research team conducted a study of the Dark Web and found many online platforms selling remote desktop protocol (RDP) access to machines previously
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Google Project Zero security researcher Tavis Ormandy has exposed a new vulnerability in Ghostscript, a widely used suite of software based on an interpreter for Adobe Systems’ PostScript and Portable Document Format page-description language. According to Ormandy, the vulnerability, which was without a CVE identifier or fix at the time of writing, gives an attacker the means
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C-Forward is proud to announce that Kevin Stiverson, Vice President Projects, has been selected to the Leadership Northern Kentucky Class of 2019 with the NKY Chamber of Commerce. The class consists of 52 professionals from businesses around Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati region. The nine-month program utilizes the community as a classroom to help participants
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