The Sky is Falling, or is Chicken Little Being Cautious? A Message from Gregg E. Muenster, PhD, Senior Philanthropic Advisor
The pandemic has left most, if not all, of us wondering about the future of many things – restaurants, retail stores, schools, real estate, churches, etc., and the list goes on. But have we given much thought to the future of the nonprofit organizations to which we donate?
Read MoreDo I Need Credit Monitoring? A Message from David H. Coull, Senior Systems Administrator
We recommend having a credit monitoring system, by either checking it yourself or having it monitored through a 3rd party. Credit monitoring may allow you to see strange activity, but a deeper level of monitoring is that of the dark web. Is your personal information being sold on the Dark Web? Are there negative comments on social media sites about you or your family? These are areas that can be monitored with an Identity Protection service.
Read MorePassword Brute Force Attack. A few tips from David H. Coull, Senior Systems Administrator
A password brute force attack uses trial-and-error to guess login info, encryption keys, or find a hidden web page. Hackers work through all possible combinations hoping to guess correctly.
Read MoreA Few Trading Days Left. A Message from Amaury de Barros Conti, VP, Research & Strategy
As 2020 winds down, I am glad to leave this year behind us! In 2021, I look forward to going back to the movies, visiting museums in DC, and taking camping trips with our Boy Scout Troop. Whatever your hopes for the future are, I am sure you are as excited as I am.
Read MoreBeing Nice Can Get You Hacked. A Message from David H. Coull, Senior Systems Administrator
Being hacked can happen in places you wouldn’t expect and sometimes being nice can get you hacked. The following scenarios are just a couple of ways being hacked can happen:
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