Emails from Nigeria designed to separate fools from their money are a joke these days. But what’s no laughing matter is the increasingly sophisticated art of mining highly personal data from company websites and using it to maliciously craft what appear to be emails from friends or colleagues.
While many companies are focused on locking down smartphones and tablets, don’t forget the other device that can put data at risk: your laptop, especially when you’re traveling.
For a telecommuting arrangement to work, your IT department will need to supply some necessary tools for telecommuting workers.
Ernst & Young and the FBI analyzed data from corporate investigations to discover that certain key words recur in emails between co-workers when something fishy’s afoot.
If you’re throwing out old ink cartridges, you may want to reconsider – and not just because it’s bad for the environment.
Google recently created a web page filled with safe browsing tips. Here’s some advice from the search giant you can pass along to users:
There’s no better time than now to check out light-emitting diode (LED) lamps for commercial facilities.
A few years back, every business person had a BlackBerry device permanently attached to his or her hands. Now you probably see more iPhones and Droids than the good old business standby. Research in Motion (BlackBerry’s maker) is working hard to change that.
If you or any of your company’s employees frequently take a laptop on the road to do work, you’ll want to keep these laptop security keys in mind. More…
The National Labor Relations Board case against Costco and its social-media policy sends a warning to other employers about their policies.
Clean, green solar power is getting a black eye as a renewable energy.
If your staffers, especially in your Finance department, are reluctant to go paperless, their reasons probably fall into one of these three falsehoods.
Cyber-attacks on small businesses have doubled in the last year. Part of the problem is the way those businesses view security.
Company websites fall into two categories — winners and losers. Here’s what makes the difference.
Telecommuting has become the rule and not merely the exception for many U.S. workers, and a new survey shows it’s getting high marks on a number of fronts.
Studies show that lapses in data security can be more devastating for small-to-midsize companies than for the big guys. The good news is you can take steps to protect your data the way the big guys do.
Commonly used passwords are the gift that keeps on giving – to cybercrooks and hackers of all stripes who want to steal or sabotage your business data.
Using social media to raise your company’s visibility is naturally a point of emphasis — or even confusion — for the people running the business. More…
One of the scariest purchases any business can make involves software, including upgrades. Asking the right questions can make the process a little less intimidating.
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