Thursday, November 15, 2018

Webinar | Is Your Business Protected Against the Dark Web? Find Out Now!



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Did you know that your digital credentials can be sold for $1 in the secretive corners of the Dark Web? It's a small price for a cyber crime that steals your identity, breaches your data, and could cost your company millions. 
User names, passwords, business applications, and online services -- they're all vulnerable to lurking cyber criminals. They're easily compromised and you might not even know it until it's too late.
Worried yet? You should be.
Find out if your critical assets are exposed before the damage is done with Dark Web Monitoring, a cutting-edge threat intelligence and identity monitoring solution.
In this webinar, you will learn:
  • What makes up the Dark Web & why it's so lethal
  • How everyone in your organization is at risk of exposure
  • The ways Dark Web Monitoring provides real-time awareness of compromised credentials before identity theft or data breaches occur
  • How Dark Web Monitoring will safeguard your business & protect your assets, employees & customers from threats
Sign up to attend this webinar & receive a free, one-time scan of your ID credentials to see if you're exposed!

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Monday, October 29, 2018

Multi-factor fact


The Dark Web Monster

The Dark Web MonsterWhen looking for a job, usually you would check one of the many job hunting sites you see in commercials or circle ads in newspapers (at least at one point you did). Some people do something very similar… but on the Dark Web searching for an illicit job. Many job postings on the Dark Web seem like normal job ads. But when you look closer you will notice that advert for a driver not only needs the person to drive but also transport drugs. The driver would make $1,000 for a week of work, not including the living expense compensation. One of the more lucrative opportunities on the Dark Web job market is the corporate insider. The most common target is financial employees who, in one example, are offered $3,150 to get a loan or increase cash withdrawal limits on a card. Postal workers are also targeted to steal packages.
The Dark Web is lucrative for those willing to risk their job and possibly their freedom for money. Be careful of both insiders and the wide array of illicit software sold there.https://www.darkreading.com/threat-intelligence/inside-the-dark-webs-help-wanted-ads/d/d-id/1333066

Wednesday, October 24, 2018

Educational Cybersecurity Awareness Month


October is the month for cybersecurity awareness, and the perfect time to educate your employees on steps they can take to protect your network. From password protection measures to becoming aware of common phishing tactics, awareness is a vital step in protecting your business from cybercrime. Here are some tips you can share with your employees today!

Email Security:
- Never use personal email accounts for company business, nor business credentials for personal logins.
- Use two-factor authentication whenever possible.
- Use unique passwords for all email accounts.
- Maintain suspicions when opening attachments in emails. When in doubt, place a quick call to verify the validity of an email.

Password Security:
- Use complex passwords (not your dog’s name with a number at the end!)
- Consider a password manager.
- Always monitor the Dark Web for stolen credentials.

File Sharing and USB Drives:
- Use application-level encryption to protect the information in your files.
- Monitor your network for unapproved file sharing programs.
- Use file naming that doesn’t disclose the type of information being shared.
- Free file sharing methods do not provide the legal protection to help secure sensitive information.
- Scan USBs for external viruses and malware.
- Disable auto run.
- Encrypt USB drives.
- Keep personal and business USB drives separate.

Mobile Protection:
- Update mobile software regularly.
- Download apps from trusted sources and read reviews to check the validity of apps.
- Always use passcodes or fingerprint recognition when available.
- Turn off discovery mode.
- Activate “find device” and “remote wipe.”

Take the next steps to protecting your network! To learn more about 3bSecurity services Contact us at 877.860.5831 x190

Monday, October 15, 2018

Mojave Upgrade - Apple 2

After installing I have found that Daylite CRM, has issues with the mail plug in.. this is only listed in the support section not the section that tell you Daylite is supported by Mojave. This plug in is rather important in getting mail to the CRM.. so they should list it as being incompatible until that is fixed.. they are currently working on the issue.. Robert

Friday, October 12, 2018

Mojave Upgrade - Apple

I have waited a couple weeks on the ScanSnap update.. it is officially released today.. After installing the Scansnap update and checking the compatibility is various programs, such as Paperless, daylight, Billings, and Scansnap. I proceeded with the latest Apple OS upgrade (Mojave. So far nothing is out of place and everything seems to be running rather well.. I will update again later in the week... Robert Blake