Does your workplace technology help employees succeed, or does it regularly slow them down? Broken tech can turn simple meetings and everyday tasks into frustrating interruptions that cost establishments valuable time. Learn more about it …
Could risky files slip through the collaboration tools your employees use every day? New Microsoft Teams file blocking controls will give administrators more flexibility and reduce exposure to potentially harmful content across the platform. Learn …
“Do I need to take my laptop out of my bag?” “Can I bring my CPAP machine through the TSA checkpoint?” “How many ounces of shampoo can I have in my carry-on?” Ever-changing Transportation Security …
Setting up WhatsApp for a business involves more technical steps than you might expect. Navigating the developer console and writing and editing templates can turn a basic setup into a time-consuming process. Meta’s new AI …
Travelers are never shy about sharing their bad experiences with airlines on social media. Facebook, X, Threads, and TikTok are full of posts from frustrated travelers seeking help from the airline. But responses don’t always …
Are your establishment's Microsoft cloud accounts as secure as they seem? A recent phishing operation shows how threat actors can exploit authentication workflows to access sensitive business data. Why More Businesses Are Moving to the …
Do you or your employees use cheap Skullcandy earbuds for daily operations? Learn how a particular Bluetooth pairing vulnerability may let nearby strangers connect to Dime 3 models without permission. Convenience Comes With a Catch …
Would your team be able to spot fake voicemails in their inboxes? Today's cybercriminals use transcript emails to direct people toward fraudulent login pages and capture account information. Learn more about it here. Voicemail Alerts …
ChatGPT Ads are becoming easier for brands to access. Amazon has announced a new partnership with OpenAI that allows advertisers to extend their campaigns into ChatGPT through Amazon DSP. For businesses already using Amazon's advertising …
Most Android malware has a specific job. Ransomware demands payment for blocked files. Remote access trojans give hackers control of a device, while infostealers focus on stealing information, and backdoors provide ongoing access. The choice …
