Solution Innovators, LLC

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At the Solution Innovator's office, we've been maintaining a schedule of two days per week in-person and 3 days remote. We were recently discussing changes to this policy, and having a conversation on what the impact would be to the company and staff. I then found this article on GeekWire about the city of Seattle increasing in-office work to 3 days per week this fall. You can read the article here, if you're interested: https://lnkd.in/g3dEWJuW It occurred to me while reading this article that the biggest impact in-person work has on a company is to its culture. Company culture is something that can't be understated - I believe it to be a critical part of an organization's success. I know a lot of employees are likely happier working remote, but the impact to misalignment of culture is concerning. What are your thoughts? -Tim

Hi Friends, With the continued increase of cyber attacks on organizations and individuals, we just wanted to remind you to stay vigilant! To help, here is a quick refresher on Social Engineering: ?? Understanding Social Engineering: Protect Yourself Online! ??? What is Social Engineering? Social engineering is a technique used by cybercriminals to manipulate individuals into revealing confidential information or performing actions that compromise security. Instead of hacking into systems directly, attackers exploit human psychology to gain access. Common Tactics: 1. Phishing: Sending deceptive emails or messages that appear legitimate to trick you into sharing personal data. 2. Pretexting: Creating a fabricated scenario to obtain your private information under false pretenses. 3. Baiting: Offering something enticing (like free software) to lure you into a trap that installs malware. 4. Tailgating: Following someone into a restricted area by exploiting their courtesy. How to Protect Yourself: - Verify Requests: Always double-check the source of any request for sensitive information. - Be Skeptical: If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Trust your instincts. - Educate Yourself: Stay informed about the latest social engineering tactics and share this knowledge. - Use Strong Passwords: Regularly update your passwords and use two-factor authentication whenever possible. Remember: The best defense against social engineering is awareness and vigilance. Don’t let cybercriminals manipulate you—stay smart and stay safe! ????? #CyberSecurity #SocialEngineering #StaySafeOnline #TechTips #DigitalSafety Feel free to share this with friends and family to help them stay protected!

Hello Friends, The June Newsletter is finally available! We would love it if you checked it out, or forward it to a friend that may be interested! https://lnkd.in/edG8AN8k

Thank you Towerwall, Inc. for inviting us to Summit 2024. What an excellent time it was! We gained so much insight from the Breakout Sessions and Keynote speakers, and enjoyed learning how you and your industry partners are leading in the world of Cybersecurity! Looking forward to next year!

Cyber attacks are constantly being waged on both large and small organizations alike. This is why every organization, no matter the size, should budget resources to protect itself!