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Every four years, the world gets wrapped up in the craziness of the presidential election. But hackers don't care who sits in the Oval Office. Read more about how the election should influence your approach to cybersecurity in our most recent blog, written by our very own Jason Blackwood! https://okt.to/Soc0TO

Ever wondered how Unified Communications can save your business money? Check out our most recent blog here, written by our very own Mike King! #unifiedcommunications #itmanagedservices https://okt.to/7LpaGI

"Simplifying not only allows you to live lighter. It also creates the capacity and space in your days to enjoy your life more." - Donald Phelps Wise words from our very own Donald Phelps! "Simplify" is one of our 12 Win the Day Fundamentals. What are some ways you can simplify your days this week? #wintheday #simplify

Happy 4th of July! We hope you have a wonderful day celebrating with your friends and family.

The A-Team had the best time attending the Pax8 Beyond 2024 event in Colorado this year! #pax8beyond #wintheday

The Sullenberger Aviation Museum in Charlotte is now open! Our very own Jeff Morgart had the opportunity to attend the wonderful event and wrote about his takeaways. Read about them here! https://okt.to/Xy0iOc

Our team had a great time at the NCLGISA 2024 conference! Thank you to everyone who stopped by! #wintheday #nclgisa2024

Dell has announced a data breach affecting customers who purchased Dell devices from 2017 to the present, potentially exposing sensitive information that malicious actors could exploit. The compromised data includes customer company names, full names and addresses, Dell customer numbers, warranty plans, Dell order numbers, system shipment dates (order dates), and the unique 7-digit service tag of the system. The risk of fraud is heightened as threat actors can craft convincing fraudulent emails using this acquired information, making them appear more legitimate when impersonating Dell for orders, customer service inquiries, or technical support issues. If you receive any communication purporting to be from Dell, exercise caution and refrain from taking any action or following instructions. Instead, verify the message's legitimacy by directly contacting Dell through their official website or established channels. The sender or caller may seem authentic because they know specific details such as order dates, serial numbers, and service tags. It's imperative to spread awareness about this threat to everyone you know. Even IT professionals can fall victim to seemingly authentic communications backed by detailed information. Staying vigilant is crucial to safeguard personal information and mitigate potential damage from the breach. Please share this message with your network to help them stay informed and protected.

I bet you never thought you'd see "cybersecurity" and "Taylor Swift" in the same sentence, let alone a full blog about them! Check out our latest blog by our very own Kim Oliver, explaining what these two very different topics have in common! https://okt.to/Jthv1u

Ever wondered what the differences between Penetration Testing and Vulnerability Scanning were? Our very own Dan Litman goes over the key differences between the two and why each one is crucial to your organization's cybersecurity posture. Check out his blog here or on our website! https://okt.to/VdLQ1q