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Spring cleaning for your tech

Imagine your computer as a house. The fewer things you have lying around, the harder it is for intruders to hide. The same goes for software. Less software means fewer chances for attackers to exploit vulnerabilities. So, let’s declutter your digital space: Remember: Removing unnecessary software is a simple but effective way to strengthen your […]

How to step up your Apple ID security

Got an Apple ID? Lock it down with two-step authentication (2FA.) It’s like adding a double lock to your digital door, making it extra tough for anyone to sneak in. Why bother? Imagine someone gets your password. With 2FA, they still need your approval to log in. It’s like needing both a key and a […]

Digital lifeline: clone your hard drive before it’s too late

Ever worry about losing precious memories and files due to a failing hard drive? It’s a real concern, as these storage warriors eventually wear down, like well-worn sneakers. Traditional hard drives can give up the ghost in just 4-5 years. But fear not, tech adventurer. Hard drive cloning can be your digital shield. Imagine creating […]

Malware monsters? Don’t sweat it– get Antivirus armor

Ever heard of “malware”? It’s like digital gremlins trying to mess with your computer. But fear not, brave user. Antivirus software is your shield against these nasty bits of code. Think of it like a superhero stopping bad guys before they can harm you. It scans your computer, catching and blocking malware before it can […]

Allow automatic software updates

Configure endpoints to receive automatic software updates for operating systems and applications. Keeping software up-to-date is key for patching known vulnerabilities and enhancing your organization’s overall security. Automated updates ensure that endpoints are consistently resilient against the latest security threats without relying solely on manual intervention.

Implement Network Segmentation

Network segmentation entails dividing a network into smaller, isolated segments with the aim of confining potential security breaches and curtailing the lateral movement of attackers. This approach restricts entry to sensitive systems and data, ensuring that even in the event of a compromise in one segment, the overall impact on the network is kept to […]