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Category Archives: Mobile Computing
Tips for Internet Safety Month (and the Other 11 Months Too)
June has been designated as Internet Safety Month. While I believe it’s important to bring the topic of Internet safety to the forefront for discussion, I also believe it’s important to practice safe online surfing every day all year long. … Continue reading
How Secure Is Your Mobile Device?
Today, the world of mobile devices includes smartphones and tablets. This post doesn’t favor any specific brands, but let’s agree that the industry leaders are iOS and Android devices. The jury is still out as to whether or not BlackBerry … Continue reading
Information Security Meets Automotive Innovation and Employee Productivity
This post requires a quick disclaimer. Not only am I a member of the information security industry, but I am also a lifelong car guy. Growing companies tend to use technology to increase productivity and decrease overall costs per employee. … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile Computing, Online Security, Tech Equipment
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Security Risks of Telecommuting
In today’s work environment, costs are skyrocketing, but one way to reduce costs is to offer a telecommuting option for employees. While it may be easier for telecommuting employees to perform their work at home or in the field, the … Continue reading
How do you protect your online identity?
Most of us spend a great deal of time online, whether conducting research for our jobs or connecting with friends and family on our social media sites. But let’s be honest, how often do you think about protecting your online … Continue reading
Five Ways to Recognize Data Privacy Day
January 28 is the day each year that everyone’s attention centers on data privacy. Sponsored by the National Cyber Security Alliance, Data Privacy Day serves as a reminder of the importance of protecting people’s privacy and maintaining control of our … Continue reading
A Perplexing iPhone 5 Photo Issue
A client recently told me she had purchased an iPhone 5, but she was experiencing trouble transferring photos from the iPhone to her computer. Apparently, most iPhone users take photos with their phones but don’t transfer photos to their PCs … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile Computing, Tech Equipment
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Security Resolutions for the New Year
As the New Year approaches, have you thought about your New Year’s resolutions? As a member of the information security industry, I would like to share five resolutions that you should definitely add to your list. [1] CHANGE PASSWORDS REGULARLY … Continue reading
Are You Ready for Cyber Monday?
With so much focus on Black Friday, let’s not forget about the online version known as Cyber Monday. If you still have some money left to spend on Cyber Monday, be safe online. Here are my favorite online safety tips: … Continue reading
The Fine Print of Smartphone Privacy
How often do you think about your cell phone or smartphone privacy? Sure, you think about its physical security and try not to lose it. Many of us couldn’t live without our mobile phones. So, you keep yours in the … Continue reading
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