by Patrick Reynolds, President and Founder | Oct 17, 2019 | Cybersecurity & Data Protection
Wouldn’t it be nice if every time the phone rang, you knew who was on the other line, and also that you could trust them? Although you can download apps on your phone to try to catch when the call is fraudulent, there is just no way of knowing. While some of those...
by Patrick Reynolds, President and Founder | Oct 9, 2019 | Cybersecurity & Data Protection
A new employee, at an Augusta non-profit organization recently received an email from a regional executive. The email had a totally authentic-looking email signature, so there wasn’t really any reason to question the validity of it. In the email, there was a message...
by Patrick Reynolds, President and Founder | Oct 2, 2019 | Cybersecurity & Data Protection
The Dark Web sounds like a super scary place where criminals go to do, well, criminal things. And, unfortunately, it is. Many banks are beginning to scan the Dark Web to look for signs that your information has been compromised and is being sold. When it reaches the...
by Patrick Reynolds, President and Founder | Sep 26, 2019 | Cybersecurity & Data Protection
There is a reason why Jeff Bezos is the richest man on earth. It is because he, quite arguably, created a company that made nearly everyone around the globe’s life easier when he founded Amazon. And another great addition to his empire is the Amazon Prime Day, where...
by Patrick Reynolds, President and Founder | Sep 19, 2019 | Cybersecurity & Data Protection
Website building has become so self-guided that it no longer takes an expert to create a beautifully designed, professional site. And although that is excellent news for business owners around the nation, it can be a nightmare for consumers around the globe. With so...
by Patrick Reynolds, President and Founder | Sep 12, 2019 | Cybersecurity & Data Protection
Just a couple of months ago, the Cartersville, Georgia school district experienced a data security breach when the “Robbinhood” ransomware infected their system. The malware left the personal information about the students open to hackers. And if this wasn’t...
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