Telegram – What Parents Need To Know Now

Telegram – What Parents Need To Know Now

If you hadn’t heard of Telegram till 2021 then you wouldn’t be alone. This relatively unknown messaging and social media platform has risen from relative anonymity to become one of the biggest players in the ‘secret messaging’ business in less than a year. When What’s App changed its terms of usage in early 2021 and informed users that their data would be shared with their new parent Facebook, many ‘jumped ship’ in search of a…

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Buying fake Justin Bieber tickets could see your phone infected with malware

Buying fake Justin Bieber tickets could see your phone infected with malware

Scammers are increasingly leveraging call centers to carry out cyberattacks and infect their victims with malware after first roping them in by using PayPal invoices and even tickets to Justin Bieber’s upcoming 2022 world tour as lures, experts have warned. According to a new report from Proofpoint, the firm’s security researchers have observed an increase in attacks that rely on victims to call scammers directly and initiate the interaction after receiving an email with their…

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Teen Slang and Texting Acronyms Parents Should Know

Teen Slang and Texting Acronyms Parents Should Know

If you pick up your teen’s phone on any given day, chances are the next stop you make will be Google. That’s because, if you’re like most parents, you’re beyond baffled by texting language kids use.   It’s okay, you are not alone if you feel out of the loop. As parents, we’re not invited to the party—and that’s okay. Slag belongs to the generation that coined it. And few of us are aching to use words like “sus” and “simp,”…

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Sponsorship is an Action Verb – Cisco Blogs

Sponsorship is an Action Verb – Cisco Blogs

I’ve always thought I had a strong support network, until I saw what that looked like for others. I wondered how my peers were able to navigate these corporate streets, arriving on time and unscathed. They were climbing the proverbial ladder and progressing in ways I wasn’t; even the ones I outperformed – by far. I learned it was because they had active sponsorship. They had someone advocating for them, saying their names in spaces…

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Building a more inclusive tech workforce for Native Americans – Cisco Blogs

Building a more inclusive tech workforce for Native Americans – Cisco Blogs

In the United States, there are over 600 Native American and Alaskan Native tribes, representing approximately 1.5 to 2 percent of the population. Lack of critical mass often leads to underrepresentation of Native American viewpoints and representation in racial disparity assessments–particularly in the tech industry. Native Americans make up less than .005 percent of the tech workforce in United States. Environmental, education, and a tech-monoculture (which refers to a generic corporate culture) approach to recruitment…

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CISA shares a catalog of 306 actively exploited vulnerabilities

CISA shares a catalog of 306 actively exploited vulnerabilities

The US CISA shared a list of vulnerabilities known to be exploited in the wild and orders US federal agencies to address them within deadlines. The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has published a catalog of 306 actively exploited vulnerabilities and has issued a binding operational directive ordering US federal agencies to address them within specific timeframes and deadlines. The directive applies to all software and hardware found on federal information systems managed…

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Take a New Look at Meraki Marketplace

Take a New Look at Meraki Marketplace

Find the right pre-built apps to meet your business needs We welcome you to explore the newly enhanced Meraki Marketplace and browse the exclusive catalog of applications developed by ecosystem partners, developed on top of the Meraki platform. We recently announced a new brand look in addition to a number of navigational enhancements to the site. Since its inception, the marketplace has grown to feature more than 185+ pre-built apps, built by 90+ ecosystem partners…

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Cybersecurity: Track data activity before

Cybersecurity: Track data activity before

A security expert raises concerns that a lack of identifying and tracking unusual data activity can have dangerous consequences. Image: Shutterstock/Funtap There’s usual data activity, unusual data activity, and then there’s dangerous data activity. Christian Wimpelmann, identity and access manager (IAM) at Code42, expresses concern that not enough emphasis is placed on paying attention to data activity at the company level. In the article When Does Unusual Data Activity Become Dangerous Data Activity?, Wimpelmann looks…

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Ohio Schools Get New Cybersecurity Resource

Ohio Schools Get New Cybersecurity Resource

School districts in Ohio have been given a new online resource to help them improve their cybersecurity posture. The launch of the Ohio Department of Education Cyber Security Resources web page was announced by the Ohio Department of Education’s Cyber Security Steering Committee on November 3. The new resource was developed through the combined efforts of the Ohio Department of Education’s Cyber Security Steering Committee: the Center for Internet Security, the Department of Homeland Security, Filament Essential Services, Information…

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NetOps Enhances Security

NetOps Enhances Security

Growing numbers of network engineers turn to this IT mindset to address mounting concerns of network safety in an age of hybrid work and edge commuting By Simon Pincus, VP of Engineering, Opengear Today, NetOps (network operations) utilizes a combination of automation, virtualization and orchestration, to make networking operations and functions faster and more accessible. While the potential for greater productivity may seem to be the main pull for engineers to adopt the current NetOps…

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