Researchers Instantly Crack Simple Passwords With AI

May 23rd, 2023 Posted by Glenn Baruck Life and Culture, Security & Surveillance, Small and Medium-Sized Businesses (SMBs), Technology 0 thoughts on “Researchers Instantly Crack Simple Passwords With AI”

“In light of the rapid deployment of AI, if you thought your passwords were secure, think again.”

Glenn Baruck, Chicago Voice & Data

Data breaches are still becoming more common in our connected society. Recently, researchers have raised an alarming concern that should be on everyone’s radar. A newly completed study reveals that even the simplest of passwords are no match for the power of artificial intelligence (AI).

In this article by author John P. Mello Jr. for technewsworld.com, Mellow Jr. explores the groundbreaking research conducted by experts who have demonstrated how AI algorithms can crack weak passwords instantly, leaving users vulnerable to cyberattacks. The implications of this study serve as a stark reminder of the urgent need for individuals and organizations to prioritize robust password practices to safeguard their online identities and sensitive information.

Beware of Fake Google Chrome Update Error Messages

May 22nd, 2023 Posted by Glenn Baruck Life and Culture, Security & Surveillance, Small and Medium-Sized Businesses (SMBs), Technology 0 thoughts on “Beware of Fake Google Chrome Update Error Messages”

“Chrome users, beware, the bad guys are now targeting you with a new scam!”

Glenn Baruck, The eDot Family of Companies

In today’s digital world, online security remains a top concern for individuals and organizations. Cybercriminals are constantly upping their games to deceive unsuspecting victims, and the latest threat involves a fake Google Chrome update error message. This piece by trendmicro.com sheds light on this sneaky cybersecurity threat, providing insights into how these deceptive messages work and their potential risks.

These Are the 3 Worst Spots to Install a Home Security Camera

May 16th, 2023 Posted by Glenn Baruck Life and Culture, Security & Surveillance, Technology 0 thoughts on “These Are the 3 Worst Spots to Install a Home Security Camera”

“Proper camera placement can go a long way to better protecting your home and family while helping to avoid any issues with your neighbors.”

Glenn Baruck, Chicago Voice & Data

When it comes to safeguarding our homes, installing a security camera system is essential to enhance the overall protection of our spaces and families. However, improper camera placement can significantly hinder their effectiveness and compromise the security we seek.

In this informative article by AJ Dellinger for CNET.com, the author sheds some light on the subject and reveals the three worst spots to install a home security camera. By understanding the critical locations to avoid, you can make better decisions to ensure optimal surveillance coverage and fortify the security of your home or property.

Top 3 ways to boost employee safety

May 15th, 2023 Posted by Glenn Baruck Employment, Security & Surveillance, Small and Medium-Sized Businesses (SMBs), Technology 0 thoughts on “Top 3 ways to boost employee safety”

“Employees are concerned for their safety. Here are three suggestions to address these concerns and create a safer work environment.”

Glenn Baruck, The eDot Family of Companies

As the workplace landscape continues to evolve, one of the top concerns for employees is workplace safety. Ensuring the safety and well-being of employees should also be a priority for employers and their organizations. Now more than ever, it is crucial for businesses to implement effective strategies to boost employee safety, addressing employee safety concerns and helping organizations attract the best talent.

In this article by Sara Pratley for securitymagazine.com, Pratley explores the top three ways you can enhance employee safety based on the insights shared by security experts and industry professionals. By implementing these strategies, you can create a more secure work environment, foster employee trust, and attract the best talent while improving overall productivity and employee satisfaction.

Real words or buzzwords?: Edge computing and networking

May 11th, 2023 Posted by Glenn Baruck Security & Surveillance, Small and Medium-Sized Businesses (SMBs), Technology 0 thoughts on “Real words or buzzwords?: Edge computing and networking”

“Are you familiar with these technologies? If not, here’s your chance to find out.”

Glenn Baruck, The eDot Family of Companies

“Edge computing” and “edge networking” are buzzwords in the technology industry. However, their meanings and differences from traditional computing and networking models are still unclear to many.

Edge computing refers to processing and analyzing data closer to where it is generated rather than relying on centralized cloud-based systems. On the other hand, edge networking involves using decentralized networking infrastructure to support edge computing.

Security professionals and executives should understand the implications of edge computing and networking as they gain traction. In this article by author Ray Bernard for securityinfowatch.com, Bernard sheds light on the real-world applications and benefits of these emerging technologies and the security implications to consider for your application.

Remote working is an employee’s dream and potentially a company’s nightmare

May 9th, 2023 Posted by Glenn Baruck Employment, Life and Culture, Security & Surveillance, Small and Medium-Sized Businesses (SMBs), Technology 0 thoughts on “Remote working is an employee’s dream and potentially a company’s nightmare”

“Security and communication are critical to the success of hybrid work for employees and employers.”

Glenn Baruck, The eDot Family of Companies

The COVID-19 pandemic forced organizations worldwide to adapt to remote work quickly. For employees, remote work may be a dream come true as they can avoid long commutes, work from the comfort of their homes, and enjoy a better work-life balance. However, remote work can be a double-edged sword for companies, with the potential for increased security risks and decreased productivity.

This article by Bob Burnett for securityinfowatch.com explores remote work’s potential benefits and risks from both the employee and company perspectives. It highlights the importance of implementing proper security measures and communication strategies to mitigate the risks and ensure that remote work remains a sustainable and productive option for both parties.

Researchers Instantly Crack Simple Passwords With AI

Beware of Fake Google Chrome Update Error Messages

These Are the 3 Worst Spots to Install a Home Security Camera

Top 3 ways to boost employee safety

Real words or buzzwords?: Edge computing and networking

Remote working is an employee’s dream and potentially a company’s nightmare

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