Author Archives for Gavin Mish

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Artificial Intelligence: The Future of Cybersecurity

January 5, 2020 2:37 pm Published by Comments Off on Artificial Intelligence: The Future of Cybersecurity

Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) is a rapidly evolving, and majorly impactful technology that is shaking up multiple industries. The ability of computer systems to perform tasks that at one time required human intelligence is a significant step in computer learning. We’ve touched upon the idea that A.I. is being used as a defense against cyberthreats, but in this article we’ll break...


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What Exactly Does an IT Company Do?

January 2, 2020 10:16 am Published by Comments Off on What Exactly Does an IT Company Do?

Even if you have a solid understanding of the IT industry, you might not be entirely sure of what an IT Company really does, and what services they typically offer. This blog will explain the fundamental responsibilities of IT companies, and break down the areas in which they can help a business stay secure. Keeping Company Services Online One of...


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Cybersecurity Threats are on the Rise (2020)

December 28, 2019 10:28 am Published by Comments Off on Cybersecurity Threats are on the Rise (2020)

In 2019, there were 504 new cybersecurity threats every minute. This alarming statistic puts into perspective just how how rapidly threats can, and do, develop. The cycle goes as follows: Cybercriminals develop a new threat, security professionals figure out a way to combat it, then cybercriminals develop yet another way to penetrate systems. This is a cat and mouse game...


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Laptop or Desktop? What Makes Sense for your Organization

December 23, 2019 10:09 am Published by Comments Off on Laptop or Desktop? What Makes Sense for your Organization

As technology develops, there are ways we can optimize our usage of the tools it affords to us. It’s natural to stick with the technologies that we’re familiar with, but are the things we’re familiar with truly what’s best? Maybe you and your organizations use desktops, but think laptops might offer much needed flexibility. Or, on the contrary, maybe you’re...


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5 Myths About Cybersecurity

December 21, 2019 1:51 pm Published by Comments Off on 5 Myths About Cybersecurity

There are a lot of misconceptions regarding cybercrime and cybersecurity that have begun to be accepted by the masses. Certain fallacies are repeated at a much higher rate than others, though, and those are the myths we want to dispel in this article. Here are some of the most common myths regarding cybercrime and cybersecurity. Hackers Don’t Bother with Small...


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Tips for Browsing the Internet Safely

December 17, 2019 12:41 pm Published by Comments Off on Tips for Browsing the Internet Safely

We’ve talked before about your online privacy, or lack thereof, in the digital age. While it certainly can be difficult to avoid having your data collected or personal information exposed, there are still ways to limit risk when browsing the internet. Here are a few things you should do, and a few things you should stop doing, in order to...


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3 Ways Your Personal Information is at Risk

December 15, 2019 11:27 am Published by Comments Off on 3 Ways Your Personal Information is at Risk

If you follow current events, you’re probably familiar with many of the ways your personal information can be compromised. From corporations you trust, to blackhat hackers, your information is a valued commodity in today’s world. Here are 4 ways your personal information is at risk, with suggestions on how you can limit your exposure. #1. On Social Media This isn’t...


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Rebuilding Trust After A Breach

December 13, 2019 10:34 am Published by Comments Off on Rebuilding Trust After A Breach

Did you know that according to the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, there have been 11,611,620,795 records that have experienced a breach since 2005? Many of these breaches include data elements useful to identity thieves, such as Social Security numbers, account numbers, credit card numbers, and driver’s license numbers. The world’s volume of data has been growing and sensitive data is one...


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Spam Control for Email 

December 11, 2019 11:02 am Published by Comments Off on Spam Control for Email 

Is your email inbox out of control? If you are like the average business professional, then you probably have an inbox that fills up daily with work email, newsletters, advertisements, promotions, sales, gimmicks, and, yes, spam. The average business person looks at their email 15 times per day. Given that number, which we suspect is low, email has become a...


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Protecting Your Personal Online Privacy 

December 9, 2019 10:58 am Published by Comments Off on Protecting Your Personal Online Privacy 

Do you ever worry about how much personal information is out there on the internet about you? There’s probably more than you think. What could be found out about you in a few keystrokes? Could someone find out your address, email, birthday, credit card numbers, or even your Social Security number? Here are a few suggestions on ways you can...


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3 Business Time Savers 

December 4, 2019 10:44 am Published by Comments Off on 3 Business Time Savers 

Benjamin Franklin said it best, “Time is money.” If you are like most successful business people, you are busy. Your time is worth quite a lot. Finding ways to save time then is critical, especially given the fast pace of most businesses in today’s highly tech-driven business world. Here are just three of our favorite time savers that keep us...


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3 Warning Signs of a Computer Disaster 

December 2, 2019 10:49 am Published by Comments Off on 3 Warning Signs of a Computer Disaster 

Is your computer trying to tell you something? If it has started acting differently in ways such as freezing up, slowing down, or making noise, then you might be right. Computers have a way of sending users a signal that something catastrophic is about to happen to the software, hardware, or all of your data! There are some warning signs...