Year-1 Entrepreneur Insights
This entrepreneur post is review of my top lessons learned. In retrospect, these moves turned out to be critical to my success, and are what I would repeat if I
The Dangers of Insider Threats
While it is normal for companies to have blind trust in their employees, it gives more potential risks to insider threats. With nearly 60% of all data breaches caused by
IT Strategies for Your Business: Firewalls
Firewalls have been the first line of defense in network security for nearly 30 years. A firewall is a network security device that monitors incoming and outgoing traffic and decides
Don’t Trust Your Smart Devices
Smart devices like Amazon Echo, Google Home, and Amazon Ring have made the lives of millions of people more convenient, and to an extent safer. Unfortunately, the trade-off is their
IT Strategies for Your Business: Typosquatting
Users may be tricked into entering sensitive details into these fake sites. For organizations victimized by these attackers, these sites can do significant reputational damage. Typosquatting is a type of
Grant Cardone: Selling and Closing with Enthusiasm
Grant Cardone says everyone in life is constantly selling and closing, or being sold and closed. The truest reference to this is frame control. Any communication is a clash between
What is Encryption?
People have always wanted to disguise or protect sensitive information from unintended eyes. In 1900 BC, Egyptian noblemen used a simple hieroglyphic substitution in the tomb of Khnumhotep, altering one
IT Strategies for Your Business: SQL Injection Attacks
SQL, or Structured Query Language, is the standard language for interacting with databases. In apps or other types of programming, databases are used to store data like usernames and passwords.
4 Important Reasons Why You Need a Side Hustle
What exactly is a side hustle? A side hustle is any type of work that creates income outside of your primary employment. More and more people are starting their own
IT Strategies for Your Business: Drive-by Download Attacks
The average person searching on Google will spend roughly 11 minutes each session. They will spend nearly 2 hours and 30 minutes on social media, with 50% of that time