Latest Episode of Sync Up
Latest Episode of Sync Up
If you’ve recently received an Instagram password reset email you didn’t request, you’re not alone. We’ll break down why millions of accounts suddenly got security alerts as we sit down and sync up with Rocket IT’s weekly technology update. In this episode, you’ll hear more about: Video Transcript Over the…
Need a hub for trending technology news? Sit down and sync up with Rocket IT’s video series that is sure to keep you up to date on cybersecurity events, software updates, tech tips, and more.
Hosted by Rocket IT’s team of technology experts, Sync Up is published on a weekly basis and offers audiences brief episodes with big insight.
For those individuals and organizations using LastPass, heads up. The password management company is changing its guidelines on password length.
While zero-day exploits have become quite common, when they stem from cybersecurity companies like Barracuda, the impact can be widespread. See which of Barracuda’s products recently received a crucial security update.
While Google Chrome makes it easy to store your passwords, a new Security Check feature allows the browser to scan your login credentials at any time.
While the quick scan of a QR code can bring you straight to a website, a new FTC warning shows how easy it is for someone to replace those codes with fake ones.
While Microsoft typically isn’t one to support old software, it’s revisiting its approach to Windows 10 and allowing customers to opt into security updates well after support for the operating system ends. Here’s what the Extended Security Update entails.
If you use Google Drive’s desktop app, watch out, as new reports claim files are unexpectedly disappearing.
Sometimes, sending money through digital payment apps can feel sketchy. Fortunately, a new policy from Zelle is helping victims reclaim lost funds.
If you’re in the market for a new productivity and collaboration app, Microsoft has you covered. Here’s how Microsoft Loop compares to other popular apps, like Notion.
While multi-factor authentication apps add a layer of security to your accounts, they can’t stop hackers from spamming your app if your password is cracked. That is, until now. Here’s how Microsoft Authenticator’s new feature aims to stop hackers from brute forcing their way into your accounts.
Need a hub for trending technology news? Sit down and sync up with Rocket IT’s video series that is sure to keep you up to date on cybersecurity events, software updates, tech tips, and more.
Hosted by Rocket IT’s team of technology experts, Sync Up is published on a weekly basis and offers audiences brief episodes with big insight.
