46 min
CYBER SECURITY HOME EDITION Money In, Money Out
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Following up on securing our work internet from cyber attacks, the fundamentals of protecting your home against cyber attacks are within your grasp and should be fully implemented.
If you have not ensured that your home internet is secured, you will definitely want to listen as Cyber Security Expert Debi Carr joins Susan and Janice at the table to discuss what really needs to be done to protect your privacy from intrusion.
Episode Highlights
How a firewall protects your home, as well as your business How a VPN can protect your phone and home computers How a GOOD antivirus can protect your computers How to lock your credit bureau and your property titles The importance of backups Quotes
"Every home needs a firewall and it can be purchased for around $200 on Amazon or Best Buy.”
“A firewall controls who is coming in and what is going out.”
“The firewall can create segments to separate devices, in the case of an intrusion.”
“The firewall can be monitored and can send alerts as to who is doing what.”
“Messages received that have a link to click on should NOT be clicked on.”
“Do not use Windows Remote Desktop to remote into your computer.”
“It all goes back to the layers of internet security in your home and the culture of security that you are creating with your family.”
“There has been an uptick of identity theft in the past two years.”
“The only one that is going to protect our identity is ourselves.”
“Always do your Windows updates.”
“A Trusted Platform Module (TPM) chip (that sits on the MotherBoard) which allows you to encrypt your computer at the end point. If the threat factor does get in, then the data is unreadable outside the computer itself.”
“Watch what you are posting on Social Media.”
Links & Resources
Debi Carr’s Website: https://dkcarr.com/
DK Carr & Associates Phone: (844) 352-2771
Janice Janssen’s Website: GTSGurus.com (sign up for the newsletter)
GTS Phone: 844-664-4487
Susan’s Website: https://SusanGunnSolutions.com (sign up for the newsletter)
SGS Phone: 888-994-3167
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Following up on securing our work internet from cyber attacks, the fundamentals of protecting your home against cyber attacks are within your grasp and should be fully implemented.
If you have not ensured that your home internet is secured, you will definitely want to listen as Cyber Security Expert Debi Carr joins Susan and Janice at the table to discuss what really needs to be done to protect your privacy from intrusion.
Episode Highlights
How a firewall protects your home, as well as your business How a VPN can protect your phone and home computers How a GOOD antivirus can protect your computers How to lock your credit bureau and your property titles The importance of backups Quotes
"Every home needs a firewall and it can be purchased for around $200 on Amazon or Best Buy.”
“A firewall controls who is coming in and what is going out.”
“The firewall can create segments to separate devices, in the case of an intrusion.”
“The firewall can be monitored and can send alerts as to who is doing what.”
“Messages received that have a link to click on should NOT be clicked on.”
“Do not use Windows Remote Desktop to remote into your computer.”
“It all goes back to the layers of internet security in your home and the culture of security that you are creating with your family.”
“There has been an uptick of identity theft in the past two years.”
“The only one that is going to protect our identity is ourselves.”
“Always do your Windows updates.”
“A Trusted Platform Module (TPM) chip (that sits on the MotherBoard) which allows you to encrypt your computer at the end point. If the threat factor does get in, then the data is unreadable outside the computer itself.”
“Watch what you are posting on Social Media.”
Links & Resources
Debi Carr’s Website: https://dkcarr.com/
DK Carr & Associates Phone: (844) 352-2771
Janice Janssen’s Website: GTSGurus.com (sign up for the newsletter)
GTS Phone: 844-664-4487
Susan’s Website: https://SusanGunnSolutions.com (sign up for the newsletter)
SGS Phone: 888-994-3167
Book Money In, Money Out: Financial Organization In Your Practice
Book Getting The Most Out of QuickBooks In Your Practice
Book Advanced QuickBooks In Your Practice
Ask The Expert Online Consultation
46 min