Moonlighting In Tech

Hooking up some new smart devices before the new year? Learn how to make sure hackers don't use them to breach your Wi-Fi.

How your connected home devices could be leaving you exposed to trouble Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson explains how your connected home devices could leave you open to hackers and explains how to keep your network secure.

Xfinity users should update their passwords and make sure they have MFA configured. If you use the same email/password combo at other locations it is strongly recommended to update those as well. We also strongly suggest locking and monitoring your credit.

Xfinity discloses data breach affecting over 35 million people Comcast Cable Communications, doing business as Xfinity, disclosed on Monday that attackers who breached one of its Citrix servers in October also stole customer-sensitive information from its systems.

Remote teams can still celebrate the holiday season. Here are some great ideas to get your virtual employees connected for some holiday spirit.

25 Ways to Celebrate the Holidays in Your Remote Workplace Our office holidays look different this year, but we can still bring the cheer! Celebrate the holidays 25 ways while working from home.

Microsoft is introducing a new AI-powered skills service in Viva to supercharge employee learning.

Introducing Skills in Microsoft Viva, a new AI-powered service to grow and manage talent | Microsoft 365 Blog We’re excited to announce a new AI-powered Skills in Viva service that will help organizations understand workforce skills and gaps, and deliver personalized skills-based experiences.

What are the biggest advantages that SMBs are looking for from their technology upgrades?

SMBs seek efficiency, customer connections in tech upgrades Two-thirds of companies reported cost-cutting benefits as a result of tech stack enhancements, according to Verizon.

How is cybersecurity changing in the coming year? Here are some of the biggest AI cybersecurity trends to watch for.

The Biggest AI Trends in Cybersecurity It's not just marketing spin anymore. There's an AI arms race shaping up between the security industry and cybercriminals.