Tris Hussey
AirDrop is easy, fast, and convenient, but also a risk to employees and your data Apple introduced AirDrop in 2011 with the launch of iOS 7 and OS X Lion (10.7) as an easy way to transfer files between devices. AirDrop creates a temporary, secure connection using Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. The two devices don’t have … Read more
We take for granted that between mobile data and WiFi hotspots, you can get online virtually anywhere, virtually anytime. While most people don’t think twice about connecting to WiFi at a coffee shop, store, airport, or hotel, there are WiFi security risks that come with a host of real risks to your privacy and security.
This isn’t your typical first-post-on-a-new-blog post. Usually you read the welcome post and there isn’t much else for a while. Not us. We’re different. This isn’t actually the first post on the blog, it’s the seventh. We knew launching a blog with a single post and
Just because the mail isn’t getting through, doesn’t mean business stops. People still need important documents, contracts, and other confidential information to get to employees, customers, and outside partners with secure file sharing options.
Our two-part series on BYOD (part 1 and part 2) was aimed at employers thinking about BYOD and Mobile Device Management (MDM) software, but this post is for you—the employee told that office security will be improved by
The Internet of Things (IoT) is amazing. There are speakers you can ask questions to and get answers. Lights you can control with your phone. Security cameras hackers can use to steal files from your company servers…
In part one of this BYOD series we presented reasons for why you should support a BYOD security policy at your company. There are a lot of great reasons but these four bubble to the top whenever the topic of BYOD
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) programs are a growing trend in the workplace. A recent study by Evernote revealed 72% of employees already use a personal device at work and from a Syntonic study, 87% of companies expect
Small business cyber security is like the old joke—when you’re hiking in the woods you don’t need to run faster than a bear, you just need to run faster than your friend—you don’t want to be an easy target.