The last line of defense for any Business's Computer Network is an educated end-user. Sophisticated firewalls, anti-virus software, web filtering, and email filtering are the foundation of solid cybersecurity, but an untrained employee remains the biggest threat to your network security. The lag between discovery of a new malware variant and the engineering and application of new protection creates a brief security opening that can only be blocked by a focused user who reco

It's had a good run but time is running out on POP. Legacy POP e-mail (Post Office Protocol) services where Outlook downloads mail are being replaced by automatically synchronizing, secure, reliable, and feature rich Office 365 hosted Exchange email. Instant synchronization of messages, calendar entries, contacts and tasks between all devices has become the standard. Users need everything on their desktop Outlook to be mirrored on mobile devices, laptops, and on webmail.

The 2016 presidential election has spawned a variety of topics that generate heated discussions. The subject suitable for this blog is associated with network security and particularly email security. You’ve heard the story, but let me quickly revisit the cyber attack. A well-known hacker, Guccifer 2.0, infiltrated the Democratic National Committee’s network using malware likely introduced via email or by an infected website link. The hacked accounts may have been compromi