This is a particularly hot topic, and one I’m asked about relatively often. I figured I would cover it here… how do I go about protecting my kids when they’re using the internet?
How I Protect My Kids Online
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Picking a Security Tool in Today’s World
Today's cybersecurity market is overcrowded, and full of marketing teams who write claims that fall flat on their faces simply in the way they're written. In this overcrowded market, how is an MSP to choose? Let's be Honest: The Market is Annoying I'm a huge fan of...
Cybersecurity Awareness Month Marketing (2022)
It's Cybersecurity Awareness Month, the on month a year where people other than us are paying attention to the details in cybersecurity. Joking aside, public and executive awareness isn't where it should be, but I like to believe it's getting better. In this post, I'm...
There’s Always Another Attack Vector
Microsoft recently made a big jump in the security of the Office suite by finally blocking macros by default! However, when we plug one hole, threat actors will simply find a new hole, and thus the cycle shall continue.
Dear Security Vendors: We Need to Talk
It's not us, it's you. We need to talk about marketing and how we should be presenting our products and services to newer practitioners in our space. For too long now, there's been this marketing trend of "100% protection." It's got to stop. The Truth About...
Setup DNS over HTTPS on Windows 11!
Did you know that Windows 11 ships with built in support for DNS over HTTPS (DoH)? DoH is both a privacy and security enhancement that allows you to encrypt your DNS queries instead of send them in the clear over UDP. It uses HTTP/2 and HTTPS, and supports the wire...
Yes, Public WiFi is Still Insecure
So, on my phone, I use Microsoft Start as a news feed. I know, ANOTHER Microsoft product, Dom? Yes, maybe I have a problem, but I like how it customizes my feed. Anywho, that isn’t the point of this article. No, this article is about a news piece I read a couple of...
What Antivirus Should I use on my Home Computer?
As the “tech expert in the family,” I get this question a lot. I figured that I may as well answer it for whoever in my audience would listen. In this article, I’ll share my thoughts on what endpoint protect you should be running at home.First off, it’s worth noting...
