STOP Opening Attachments From Strangers! (And Other Hacking Prevention Tips)
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The Ohio Arts Council recently presented a webinar titled “Don’t Get Hacked,” aimed at providing tips, practices, and tools that will reduce vulnerability to data theft. The presenter Ted Hattemer started out with common advice about upgrading from vulnerable operating systems like Windows Vista and XP and using anti-virus/malware software. You Are The Weakest Link Often though it is human beings that are weak link in the security chain, employing poor discipline like opening email …
Get Serious About Your LinkedIn Profile
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If you’re like me, LinkedIn can often seem like that oddball item on the dessert menu. There’s little mystery when it comes to Facebook or Twitter, the apple cobbler or cheesecake of social media platforms, but LinkedIn is more like the Mille Crepe Cake; it could be fantastic or a huge letdown. Add to that, LinkedIn has gone through a considerable number of changes and updates over the past year, all of which make it …
Will QR Codes Make A Comeback?
Remember when everyone said that QR codes were the next big thing? All of a sudden, it seemed like every piece of printed marketing material included one. However, QR codes had one major flaw: you had to have a separate app to read them. This turned out to be a real dealbreaker for most smartphone users in the US. That might change with the release of iOS 11. It includes the ability to scan QR …
It’s Time For Infrastructure Updates
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Over the weekend, we rolled out a bunch of updates. The majority are under the hood improvements that’s you’ll experience in the form of snappier performance but here are a few key UX items that will enhance your visitor experience. Less Is The New More After pouring over a year’s worth of metrics data since the last major design update, it was clear that consolidating the sidebars into a single location. The existing Category nav …
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