Cybersecurity is a full time job for me and the things I learn through my work I really try to implement in my personal life. I got to thinking that there can never be enough cyber tips for home users and some guidance there is always helpful because that’s where each of us live. Just a few easy changes can make a world of difference so I put together a few tips that should payoff big for home users.
Do you have employees working from home? Do you rely on video conferencing to meet with clients and fellow team members? When looking at a Business Continuity Plan, here are four factors to keep in mind that will help keep your organization running smoothly, even when the unexpected changes how we work.
Learn what products to use, what NOT to do, and how you can operate your RICOH device touch-free with your smart phone or tablet.
These devices are invaluable to help prevent virus spread and maintain a healthy environment for your employees, associates, visitors and the general public. With them, organizations can vet staff members and the public before entry to public and private premises such as office buildings, manufacturing plants, healthcare settings, supermarkets, factories, transport hubs, schools, and hotels.
Learning how to avoid scams in a small business can save you a lot of money and time. Scammers have specific tactics they use to social engineer you and your staff into doing what they want. You need to know what those tactics are and what to look for to avoid being sucked in to the scam.
Learn how electronic signatures are being used today and their importance in an ever-changing business landscape where remote employees are the new norm.