Make Yourself Nearly Invisible to Hackers
There’s an old joke about two men hiking in the woods when they come across a big black bear. Scared silly, one of the guys starts to run but notices his buddy stopped, bent-over, changing his shoes. He shouts to him, “Dude! What are you doing?!?! Why aren’t you running?” to which his friend replies, “I’m changing my shoes.
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Lately, it seems the tech world has been inundated with wearable devices, from fitness trackers to smartwatches. They offer a number of useful features, but they also lack in elegance. They are often bulky, ordinary, complicated and—in the case of smartwatches—have less than desirable battery life.
If your business hasn’t been the target of malicious intruders or cybercriminals, consider yourself lucky. Hackers are a relentless bunch and they want your gold: information and access they can use to exploit loopholes in your business’s Internet security.
Electronic health record systems represent a significant step forward for the healthcare industry. However, even as record-keeping technology improves, the installation of a new system can still be a difficult task.
Knowing which electronic health/medical records system (EHR or EMR) to purchase isn’t easy, but with the right guidance you can find the best system for your business.
We all have a number of passwords for all the online services we use. You name it: banking, online bill payment, e-mail, social networks, shopping and more. You know it’s incredibly easy to lose track of them all—unless you are committing one of the greatest online security offenses by using one password for everything.
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When utilizing email for the transmission of medical or mental health information to authorized parties, it is imperative to ensure that the data is well-protected. Email, as a communication tool, inherently carries security risks which need to be carefully managed.
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