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The new issue of information, observations, and things to ponder can be found in pdf form here
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Secure Your Stuff Section Research Volunteer, Jeff Lundgren, asks if you have done Quiz What do you know about IoT?? (Page 2) A Quote for This Day The voice of others offering a view on security, offered here as something to consider or tr discuss among colleagues. (Page 2) |
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Archival Term- Add it to your vocabulary What do You Know about Certificate Authorities? (Page 2) The Criminal Hacker: Tools of the Trade Just how many ways does a cybercriminal use to take what rightfully belongs to someone else? Some of their skills might surprise you. (page 2) Let’s Go Phishing! A screenshot of a “phishing” email sent by cybercriminals. What do you see that would lead you to suspect the email is a “phishing” attempt? Can you tell why it is effective, even agains those who might be alert to phishing? Practice is the best defense against phishing attacks. (Page 3) Answer to Quiz- and More (page 4) |
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| SecuritySection_ProtectToPreserve_2_Jan2021.pdf | 1.2 MB |
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This article really nails how technology isn’t just a “nice add-on” anymore — it’s a core driver of efficiency, innovation, and growth across virtually every industry. From cloud platforms and automation to data analytics, these tools are reshaping how businesses operate and compete. One specific example that ties into this trend is the use of IoT in inventory management, where connected sensors and real-time tracking can drastically reduce stockouts, cut waste, and give companies much better visibility into their supply chain performance. Great food for thought on where tech is headed!
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