3 Reasons for Executives to Take Security Awareness Training Employees at the top of an organization pose the most risk, due to having the most access to sensitive information and critical systems. Here are three reasons why it’s important to executives and management to show leadership in participating in security awareness training. You are a

used with permission from Microsoft When social goes wrong, boy, does it go wrong. We’ve seen hundreds of corporate horror stories about poorly timed posts, misspellings, misunderstandings, and more, and we’re here to help you avoid them. Typically, when an individual missteps on social media, some stranger points it out and we feel mildly embarrassed,

used with permission from HP Tech@Work What the experts say Did you know nearly 60 percent of all malware attack victims this past year were small businesses? Many owners of startups and modest-sized companies assume that because they haven’t reached the financial heights of a Starwood/Marriott, Under Armor, Facebook or Panera Bread (all hacked in 2018), that

used with permission from Norton by Symantec Would it surprise you to learn that there are over 4 billion internet users in 2018? With over half of the population around the world now surfing the net, there may be an increased opportunity for malware attacks by those with malicious intent. As internet scams continue to evolve,

used with permission from Tektonika (HP) by Joe Hewitson Of all the professions in this world, you’d be hard-pressed to find one with a more pervasive DIY spirit than IT. From cobbling together your first network of 300+ machines to tapping into your first private cloud deployment, there’s a unique satisfaction brought about when you