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[...] Reposted from The Hartford Small Business Ahead Marketers, advertising agencies, and creative professionals might think themselves less likely to fall prey to cyber threats. On that point, however, [...]

[...] , but… not always. The truth is we rarely ever know what goes on in the brain of our email filters but we rely on them to protect us.  In the Information Security community, it is [...]

[...] tells us more about the person communicating than words alone. This is a bigger issue than a paranoid guy worrying his online girlfriend is misleading him. See: Catfish: The TV Show if you have any [...]

[...] fooled, and it is more than just your reputation they are out to ruin. The truth is the online perpetrators are responsible for major damages Read: NSA Chief: Cybercrime constitutes the “greatest [...]

[...] communicating than words alone. This is a bigger issue than a paranoid guy worrying his online girlfriend is misleading him. See: Catfish: The TV Show if you have any questions. While the tactics [...]

[...] break into my computer and read my patent applications for the next generation of email security so they can find back doors or beat me to file?  Paranoid? That’s why I only keep it in [...]

[...] prevalent today, and anyone can send me an email from anywhere in the World.  My Spam and Anti-Virus filters are supposed to stop threats, but we see it in the news all the time that these layers of [...]