Passwords are not as secure as they used to be. Unwanted cyber snoopers with enough determination can identify even the strongest passwords. And if you are one of those people who uses the same password on all of your accounts to save your own brain power, then you are even more vulnerable.
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The Upcoming Patch Tuesday Brings 2 Critical Updates and 6 Important Updates – And None of the Updates Will Resolve Dangerous Vulnerabilities for Windows XP or Office 2003 Users!
Shortly after releasing a patch for the recent Internet Explorer zero-day flaw, Microsoft has updated the security advisory page to announce the May 2014 Patch Tuesday updates. On Tuesday, May 13th 2014, a total of eight updates will be released to resolve vulnerabilities; two of the eight updates are rated critical.
Important Notice: The Default Mail App in iOS 7 Does NOT Encrypt Attachments! Your Sensitive Data is at Risk!
If data security is an important concern for you, we urge you to pay attention to this important notice: all iPhone and iPod owners must avoid sending sensitive attachments through the default iOS mail app! According to security researcher Andreas Kurtz, Apple has failed to encrypt email attachments in the following versions of iOS 7:
iOS 7.1.1 (current version)
iOS 7.1
iOS 7.0.4
After discovering the security flaw, the researcher attempted to prove the issue on an iPhone 4 running iOS 7. He found that it was simple to uncover the device’s unencrypted email attachments.
4 Ways to Save Time and Energy with eSignatures
Signing and scanning documents were once a welcome experience versus postal mail delivery. Nowadays, it can often be a hassle to sign and scan documents. Sometimes the scanner does not working properly or we may not have easy access to a copier or scanner.
Urgent IE Threat Leads Microsoft to Issue Zero-Day Patch & Rescue Windows XP Users – But Don’t Expect to be Saved Next Time!
Still running Windows XP? If so, you’re about to face the first major IE threat since Microsoft ended support on April 8th, 2014. And not to worry you, but the threat is extremely severe for Windows XP users. When a hacker exploits the threat, they’re able to gain control of your PC and gain the same user rights as you.
Security From The Cloud—The Prayers of Small & Medium Businesses Around The World Have Been Answered.
Cloud-based security is helping small- and medium-sized organizations (SMBs) better manage their security needs, and meet regulatory requirements without breaking the bank.
Just like large enterprises, today’s cyber threats and stringent regulations put extreme pressure on the smallest of firms.
Patches Are Available For Windows Internet Explorer.
But, No Worries! As a Client Of {company} We’ll Apply Your Patches For You!
If you aren’t our client, here’s what you must do:
For Windows 8—
Go to your Windows Control Panel and run Windows Update. This will fix the vulnerability in Internet Explorer.
Don’t Let Email Rule Your Life— 3 Simple Steps.
Sometimes we let the tools we use, rule us. This is the case with email. Email has taken on a life of its own. Do you spend endless hours trying to weed through, and prioritize your emails? Do you get up in the morning and find that you have over 100 emails in your Inbox? You’re not alone.
How To Protect Your Business When Using BYOD.
Businesses throughout the world are are rapidly adopting the “bring your own device” trend in an effort to improve productivity and efficiencies. However, with its benefits, come problems. Using BYOD can impact your organization’s security. One major concern is when a worker resigns or is let go.
The IE Bug Fix Goes Live. However, Take Heed—There’s More For You To Do. “The Times They Are a Changin.”
Thankfully, the update for the Internet Explorer (IE) bug went live today at 10 a.m. PDT!
If you have automatic updates turned on, the patch will be applied without you do anything.
If you haven’t turned on automatic updates, do so now. Then go the “Check for Updates” button on your Control Panel to start the update.
