Five Gadgets for Rainy Weather
It’s been a very rainy summer here in Georgia. Since rain won’t really go away for another day, we’ve found five gadgets to keep you ...
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What is Cybersecurity Insurance?
Cybersecurity insurance is a type of standalone coverage that helps organizations recover after a major data loss due to a security breach, ransomware, or another ...
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Security in the Age of Ransomware On-Demand Webinar
Nearly 77% of small businesses think they're safe from cyberattacks, yet more than 40% have already been victims. Where is this disconnect, and how can ...
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NotPetya Ransomware Variant Targets Human Resources
Another in a long string of recent cryptovirus attacks, a variant of the Petya ransomware known currently as "NotPetya" is striking HR departments around the ...
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How to Tell If An Email Address Is Valid
With most business transactions taking place at least in part over email, phishers have gotten very sophisticated at mimicking typical emails users receive and tricking ...
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What is Ransomware?
Ransomware is a specific type of malware or virus that locks users out of their own data by encrypting it… And then holding the decryption ...
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FBI Warns of Massive Wave of Road Toll SMS Phishing Attacks | Sync Up

Apr 16, 2024

For commuters, paying road tolls is part of the routine. And because many people might not think too much about paying those fees, scammers are now targeting Americans with fake unpaid toll requests.

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Google Agrees to Delete Incognito Mode Data to Settle Lawsuit | Sync Up

Apr 9, 2024

While Google Chrome’s Incognito Mode promised private web browsing, Google is now being forced to delete billions of records it collected from people using this feature. Here’s the latest news on its class action lawsuit and the changes being made.

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AT&T Data Breach Leaks Millions of Customer Records Again | Sync Up

Apr 2, 2024

With AT&T announcing a massive data breach, millions of customers are once again left worrying if their information was exposed. Uncover the extent of the leak, how it impacts you, and what you can do now to protect yourself.

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US Sues Apple Over Smartphone Monopoly in Antitrust Case | Sync Up

Mar 26, 2024

The U.S. is suing Apple, claiming the tech giant has monopolized the smartphone market. Here’s the key points from the DOJ’s stance and its counterarguments.

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Faster Broadband Internet is Coming | FCC Quadruples the Benchmark | Sync Up

Mar 19, 2024

The definition of broadband internet is changing as the FCC recently decided to increase the minimum internet speed of US homes and businesses to 100Mbps. But why was this change needed and who does it impact?

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The Mother of All Breaches Reveals 26 Billion Records | Sync Up

Mar 5, 2024

Recently, the ‘Mother of All Breaches’ exposed 26 billion records from some of the biggest names in technology and social media.

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Microsoft Starts Testing Wi-Fi 7 in Windows 11 With Insiders | Sync Up

Feb 27, 2024

With the recent launch of Wi-Fi 7, developers have quickly set their eyes on making hardware capable of supporting faster speeds. Here’s how you can get early access to Wi-Fi 7 on a PC with Windows 11.

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DuckDuckGo Adds a Sync & Backup Feature | Sync Up

Feb 20, 2024

For DuckDuckGo users, it just got a whole lot easier to sync your browser settings across devices. Here’s how to enable the new feature while still maintaining your online privacy.

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AI-Generated Robocalls Made Illegal | Stop Unwanted Calls | Sync Up

Feb 13, 2024

With the presidential election on the horizon, robocalls are on the rise. But, this year, AI could potentially make those calls even more difficult to pinpoint.

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