An article written this year reported that over 30% of people do not password protect their mobile devices yet some apps installed on these devices have direct access to some of your most important accounts such as online banking!
Here is an example for New Zealand on how I could gather your online banking details when you use a public wifi
Most hackers know that people will use the same password for many accounts and sometimes using the same password “structure” but changing a few characters to come out with a password that is different but still roughly the same.
Now you wouldn’t leave the front door of your business premises unlocked when no one is there would you? Its kinda natural that you lock the door and turn on the alarm when you leave the office right?
Regardless of firewalls, anti-virus and spam-filtering software protecting your business assets they can all be compromised by staff not trained in basic security practices.
If staff are not trained to follow a process when dealing with any facet of security including IT systems then no amount of firewall rules, application security or padlocks is going to save your business.
I was inspired to write this eBook after reading about a small business owner’s desperate attempts to get his website back. It had been highjacked by a disgruntled contractor.
CMS email bulk delivery engines are at best poorly designed to handle bulk emailing. I won’t bore you with domain throttling, instant unsubscribe header, SPF, DKIM and the other techie stuff needed to get your emails delivered. But what I do want you to think about is what happens when a hacker breaks into your […]
We all know the importance of making sure the third party systems you share your business data with provides the maximum security for your data within their environment – but how can you tell?
Mobilize Mail is pleased to announce added security features for their API service which allows third party applications such as CRM systems to share data with their email marketing account.
Tips for protecting you and your money from scam artists. First and foremost use google and search for the all speakers names with “scam” on the end.
