Common Business Scams and How Your Organization Can Avoid Them
Business scams by con artists are not new and seem to be evolving every day. You probably already know about, or have had some experience with, the most common ones – robocalls about winning a prize, computer problems, quick credit fix etc. Sometimes, it is an “invoice” that is supposedly from a business partner. And […]
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Six Risk-Based Questions for Nonprofits With In-House Computer Experts
Nonprofits and other small and medium sized organizations must ask these six questions before their In-House Computer Expert Quits to avoid disaster. Here’s an important question most nonprofits don’t think about: what would happen if the in-house IT guru suddenly quit? Most nonprofit leaders think it would only be a temporary inconvenience when, in fact, […]
Read MoreCredential Management Vulnerabilities Exposed By Breaches
The recent breach of OneLogin is once again shining the spotlight on the safety and sanity of entrusting sensitive data to cloud-based credential management services. OneLogin provides single sign-on for cloud-based applications. What Is A Credential Management Service? Credential management services that offer Single Sign-On or SSO are great, but as we are beginning to […]
Read MoreHow Nonprofits And Associations Can Prevent Ransomware Like WannaCry
On Friday May 11, 2017, the world learned just how vulnerable computer networks can be when not fully protected as it experienced a well-coordinated ransomware attack, known as WannaCrypt, or WannaCry. Note: Ransomware encrypts files and makes them unusable unless payment (ransom) is made within a specified time. Malware and ransomware like WannaCry prey on […]
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