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That’s right! With over 10,000 #applicants for previous engineering and analytics roles, we are now heavily focusing on hiring 6 junior sales engineers in the next quarter to drive our #software #sales ??efforts! Want to make a huge difference and learn every single day? Apply today ??

We have 6 openings in the next quarter for Junior Software #Sales Engineers! ?? Want to be part of the Resonance Security mission to secure the world, push technological evolution forward, and learn a whole lot about cybersecurity? Apply today!

I have a healthy respect for hackers. They are highly intelligent, analytical, and talented individuals, and they push existing technologies to their limits. On the other hand, their attacks can ruin lives. Resonance Security is a way to create that next challenge for hackers. It’s too easy for them right now. Hacks will evolve as cybersecurity evolves. That leads to technological evolution ??

EDR, MDR, XDR ?? To most people these are just acronyms they do not recognize. The reality is that these #cybersecurity solutions cover extremely important “defensive security” measures for individuals and organizations! And they are not often implemented ?? Learn more in this detailed #guide written by our cybersecurity business analyst Grace D. ?? https://lnkd.in/ev6EZa29

Computer #security today is terrible for most organizations and individuals ?? Want to know #why? You’re guaranteed to #learn something in this short YouTube video featuring Keir Finlow-Bates?? https://lnkd.in/ez9DbB9t ??resonance.security

What are the three top reasons for computer security being so very, very bad? ?? If you search for recent data breaches, you'll find that multiple corporate databases containing personal data like email addresses, phone numbers, and even passwords, credit card numbers and more are hacked every single day. So it is a big issue. It is so common, only the most dramatic breaches make the mainstream news. In this video, I address what I think are the three main reasons: 1?? - security expenditure does not immediately impact sales 2?? - it is difficult for non-experts to assess the capability of their staff and contractors 3?? - our computer systems and networks were not build on secure foundations Warning: contains references to bad hamburgers. #blockchaingandalf Resonance Security Charles D.

I know a lot of people making tons of money right now… I also know a lot of people making nothing. In all cases, please just remember one thing ?? ?? It’s all about the positive impact that you make. Make it count regardless of your figures.

Many websites still require passwords. Are you familiar with the best practices when selecting a #password? If you must come up with a password we suggest #Passphrases instead ? Here’s why ?? Passphrases offer a significant advantage over traditional passwords mostly due to length and complexity ?? Unlike passwords, which typically consist of a string of random characters, passphrases are composed of multiple words or a sentence ?? Passphrases also allow for greater entropy (randomness), making it difficult for attackers to guess or crack using brute-force methods ?? Additionally, passphrases are easier ?? for users to remember. They can be based on familiar phrases or personal sentences, reducing the likelihood of forgotten credentials or the need for insecure methods of storage such as writing your password down on a sticky note. Some examples of passphrases include "Sunshine 2manana!", "Pizza&Icecream4Dinner?", or even ""ChocolateCakeMakeshappy!"" ?? Passphrases provide enhanced security without sacrificing usability?? By incorporating spaces, a mix of uppercase and lowercase letters, random numbers, symbols, and foreign languages, passphrases can create a strong barrier against unauthorized access while remaining intuitive for users ?? We always suggest using passphrases ? 2FA or MFA if it’s an available on the website you’re accessing. For example, using a passphrase plus a U2F hardware security key for your accounts can make them practically impenetrable ?? ?? The balance between security and usability is crucial, therefore adopting passphrases as a standard practice for authentication not only #strengthens individual accounts, but can also #contribute to more robust security across any digital platform or service ????

Excited to welcome Steve Ellis to the Resonance Security Board of Advisors ? Steve has a unique and extensive background in cybersecurity and IoT that exemplifies what it takes to keep governments, nuclear facilities, institutions, and individuals safe ??