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Working remotely from home has become normal in society due to the recurrent outbreak of Covid-19. It's necessary for all employees to uphold the policies and principles used at their workplace in any remote environment.

Employees are the weakest link to any business. It is critical for businesses to provide ongoing security training to ensure their employees are best prepared to face threats as they arise. Forty-Seven percent of security breaches and incidents stem from human errors or poor security practices. Ongoing training for employees will help protect your information and your customers information.

The Mozilla blog released some unique news for its users!

Their FireFox 90 browser will now support Fetch Metadata Request Headers.

So what does that mean?

It means the information being sent and received while web browsing is much harder to intercept.

Go Mozilla FireFox!

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If you use a computer long enough, eventually you might come across a message similar to the one portrayed below. The majority of these messages, called scareware, are a form of ransomware that stems from when a user is browsing the internet on an untrusted site. The scareware message is nothing to fear, it is simply a means of getting a user to panic and purchase a premium service or software. This message may be loud, noisy, annoying, and impossible to remove.

Remember: Stay calm and DO NOT CLICK , give us a call and we'll be happy to assist.