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5 Ways Windows 11’s Taskbar Is Worse Than Windows 10’s
For all the hoopla about Windows 11, it’s clear that some of its taskbar features don’t yet match the functionality of the operating system it’s replacing—Windows 10. Here are five […]
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9 of the Best Gmail Extensions Everyone Should Be Using
Gmail has matured a lot over the years, so much so that you no longer need a third-party add-on for power-user features, such as scheduling emails. Source: https://lifehacker.com/9-of-the-best-gmail-extensions-everyone-should-be-using-1847854431
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Episode 1080 – Jon Gruden Email Scandal Should Be A Lesson To Everyone
The recent scandal in the NFL and past emails should be a reminder that the Internet is forever. This episode talks about how security awareness programs, companies and parents need […]
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Episode 1079 – Be Careful Of The Gimmicky Features Of iPhone
Mobile devices, Andriod and Apple specifically, have features to help everyone use their devices. Some of these features can be used by anyone but if use improperly can leave your […]
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Episode 1078 – Google To Turn On Multi-Factor For 150 Million Users
Google announced they are enabling multi-factor authentication on 150 million Google users by the end of the year. This episode goes into the details and why multi-factor is here to […]
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Episode 1077 – The Twitch Breach Is Real And Is As Bad As It Gets
Twitch had a breach that they have confirmed in the last few days. This breach is as bad as it can get for a company from the data that was […]
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Why App Security Should Be a Major Concern For Financial Service Providers
Financial service providers are digitizing as they are taking advantage of the widespread use of the internet and connected mobile devices. This is definitely bringing convenience to everyone, but it […]
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7 VPN alternatives for securing remote network access
Once the staple for securing employees working remotely, VPNs were designed to provide secure access to corporate data and systems for a small percentage of a workforce while the majority […]
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6 ways the pandemic has triggered long-term security changes
Some of the changes to IT environments prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic—primarily work-from-home (WFH) and cloud adoption—are here to stay and will require long-term revisions to enterprise cybersecurity strategies. Source: […]
