In Case You Missed Us: Cyber Monday Security Tips on Tech Talk on KTRS

When you think Thanksgiving, you think about family, delicious food, and of course, holiday shopping deals. Black Friday and Cyber Monday are two of the biggest shopping days of the entire year. When it comes to Black Friday, shoppers are on the lookout for their physical security because those shopping lines can get intense. However, Cyber Monday shoppers need to beware of their online safety. Our IT expert, Jeff Groby, joined the Guy Phillips Show last week for Tech Talk on The Big 550 KTRS to talk about things online shoppers should be aware of this Cyber Monday.

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In Case You Missed Us: Scary Cyber Attacks on Tech Talk on KTRS

Last week we shared some scary cyber security facts with you in preparation for Halloween and the close of National Cyber Security Awareness Month. We kept the theme rolling along last week for our segment of Tech Talk on The Big 550 KTRS. Our IT expert, Jeff Groby, joined the crew for the Guy Phillips Show to talk about some of the scarier things in cyber security that can affect all end users.

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In Case You Missed Us: Personal Data Security on Tech Talk on KTRS

The SumnerOne Solutions Team has been on top of their game, as always, but especially this month for National Cyber Security Awareness Month. Our IT expert, Chadd Haselhorst joined the Guy Phillips Show for Tech Talk to share some important information about how end users can protect their data. From protecting your data at home or work, Chadd had great information to share about a topic that affects everyone with a connected device.

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7 Scary Cyber Attack Facts you Need to Know

 

As we wrap up National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM) we're also welcoming Halloween! This is the time of the year that the fictional monsters come out to play, but what about the monsters hiding behind a keyboard all year long? That's right, cyber criminals are the monsters who are out and about 365 days per year, disturbing the peace and unleashing chaos on end users. Here are our 7 cyber attack facts you should know:

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4 Ways to Protect Your Personal Information from a Data Breach

When most people hear the word data breach, large companies like Panera, Facebook, Uber, and Equifax come to mind. But, data breaches don’t only happen at large companies. Average end users have data breaches a lot more often since we often leave it up to software companies and app creators to keep us safe. While the majority of companies will put their best foot forward to keep your data secure, it's your responsibility to audit and put in place secondary measures to help keep things that way. The easiest ways to secure your data is by enabling two-factor authentication, encryption, anti-virus precautions, and device wiping. In honor of National Cyber Security Awareness Month, here are our 4 tips on protecting your personal data, straight from our SumnerOne Solutions Team! 

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In Case You Missed Us: Email Security on Tech Talk with KTRS

Grandma just sent you an email with a few attachments. You know Grandma isn't super tech-savvy, and you can't think of a reason why she would be sending you an email, it's probably best if you call before you click. Our IT expert, Randy Moore, joined the group over at The Big 550 KTRS for Tech Talk to share some advice on what to do before you click on risky emails. As part of our goal to educate end users for National Cyber Security Awareness Month, email security was a hot topic that affects millions of online users daily.

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In Case You Missed Us: Polymorphic Ransomware on Tech Talk on KTRS

To pay or not to pay, that is the end-user's question. When the situation calls for whether someone should pay up in a ransomware attack, our IT expert, Jeff Groby suggests not. People who decide to pay the ransom can actually end up doing more harm than good. You are putting a big target on your back when you pay up by letting the cyber criminals know you're willing to pay. We joined the crew over at The Big 550 KTRS for Tech Talk to chat about polymorphic ransomware in theme with our topic for National Cyber Security Awareness Month!

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