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Total Secure Technology

Total Secure Technology

IT 服务与咨询

Sacramento,California 1,079 位关注者

Formerly Networking Solutions - "Your Complete I.T. Department"

关于我们

Total Secure Technology is a trusted Managed IT Security and IT Support provider for small to mid-sized companies throughout the Northern California region. For 25 years, it has been our mission to provide thoughtful and intuitive Information Technology services to the SMB space, allowing them to leverage enterprise level technologies within their organizations. We provide a wide range of IT services such Microsoft Office 365 migrations, Network and Information Security, Data backup and disaster recovery and much more. Moreover, we are the IT experts who monitor and manage your network, data and systems for threats and troubles. Call us today to learn more about how we can secure and manage your technology.

网站
https://www.totalsecuretech.com
所属行业
IT 服务与咨询
规模
11-50 人
总部
Sacramento,California
类型
私人持股
创立
1999
领域
Microsoft Silver Certified Partner、Cisco Certified Network Associate、Licensed California C7 Contractor、Sophos Certified、IT Security Professionals、Managed IT Security、Managed IT Support和Managed IT Projects

地点

  • 主要

    3284 Ramos Circle

    US,California,Sacramento,95827

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  • ?? Tax season is open season for cybercriminals. ?? With valuable data flying around, hackers are ramping up their attacks—targeting businesses and individuals alike. Here's what you need to watch out for: Common Tax Season Cyber Threats: ???Phishing Scams:?Fake IRS emails with subject lines like?"Urgent: Tax Refund Issue!"?lure victims into clicking malicious links. ???Bogus Tax Prep Sites:?Fraudsters set up convincing but fake tax filing websites to steal your personal and financial data. ???Ransomware & Malware:?Hackers disguise malicious files as tax documents, infecting systems and demanding payment. ???W-2 Fraud:?Attackers pose as company executives to trick HR teams into handing over employee tax forms. How to Protect Yourself: ???Verify IRS Communications:?The IRS?will never?contact you via email, text, or social media. ???Enable Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA):?Lock down tax software and financial accounts. ???Check for Red Flags:?Spelling errors, urgent demands, and suspicious links = ?? ???File Early:?Beat scammers to the punch by filing your taxes as soon as possible. ???Train Your Team:?Educate employees on tax season scams to prevent costly mistakes. Cybercriminals exploit urgency and fear—don't give them the upper hand this tax season. If you spot a suspicious tax-related email or website, report it to the IRS and your IT team immediately. #Cybersecurity #TaxSeasonThreats #StaySafeOnline

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  • Tech discussions often center around industry giants and male CEOs. But let’s be clear—women have been driving innovation in tech for generations. ???? With?Women’s History Month?in full swing, let’s highlight some of the pioneers who helped shape the digital world we live in today: ???Ada Lovelace?– The world’s first computer programmer, she wrote an algorithm for Charles Babbage’s Analytical Engine way back in the 1800s. ???Grace Hopper?– A computing trailblazer, she played a key role in early programming languages and coined the term “debugging” (after literally removing a moth from a computer!). ???Hedy Lamarr?– More than a Hollywood star—she co-invented frequency-hopping technology, laying the groundwork for Wi-Fi, GPS, and Bluetooth. ???Radia Perlman?– Dubbed the “Mother of the Internet,” she developed the Spanning Tree Protocol (STP), a fundamental technology in modern networking. ?? Katherine Johnson – A brilliant mathematician and NASA pioneer, she calculated crucial trajectories for the Apollo missions, helping to send astronauts to the Moon and bring them home safely. Despite their impact,?women still make up only 28% of the STEM workforce today. It’s time to close the gap. Let’s honor the past, support the present, and pave the way for a more inclusive future in tech. Who are the women in tech that inspire you? Drop their names below! ?? #WomenInTech #WomensHistoryMonth #STEM

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  • Data breaches are more common than ever, and the consequences can be devastating—lost revenue, damaged reputation, and legal penalties. ?? So, what are the common causes of data breaches? ??Weak Passwords - Using simple or reused passwords makes it easy for hackers to gain access. ??Phishing Attacks - One click on a deceptive email can compromise entire systems. ??Outdated Software - Unpatched vulnerabilities in software are open doors for cybercriminals. ??Human Error - Simple mistakes are a leading cause of breaches. ??Insider Threats - Both intentional and accidental insider actions can lead to security gaps. What Can You Do if a Breach Happens? A Data Breach Response Plan is your best defense against chaos. Here's what it should include: 1. Identify the Breach - Determine the source and scope. 2. Contain the Damage - Isolate affected systems to prevent further compromise. 3. Notify the Right Parties - Inform stakeholders, including customers and authorities, as required by law. 4. Recover Safely - Restore systems and strengthen vulnerabilities. 5. Learn from the Incident - Conduct a post-mortem to refine your cybersecurity strategy. What steps have you taken to protect your business from data breaches? Share your tips below! ?? #Cybersecurity #DataProtection #BusinessTips

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  • Ransomware isn't what it used to be. ???? Gone are the days of simply locking users out and asking for a small ransom. Now? It's an entirely different beast. Here's how ransomware has leveled up: ?? Double Extortion - Hackers don't stop at encryption—they steal your data, too. Refuse to pay, and they'll expose sensitive information to the world. ??? Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) - Yes, you read that right. Cybercriminals are selling pre-built ransomware kits, lowering the barrier to entry for attackers everywhere. ?? Targeted Attacks - No more broad attacks. Threat actors are zeroing in on specific businesses, exploiting vulnerabilities with precision. So, what can you do? ? Zero Trust is Key - Authenticate everything—users, devices, and actions. ? Upgrade Threat Detection - Stay a step ahead with advanced monitoring tools. ? Test Backups Regularly - A solid backup is your safety net—test it often. ? Employee Training - Your team is your first line of defense. Equip them to spot and avoid threats. Ransomware is evolving fast, but with the right approach, so can your security. ?? #Cybersecurity #Ransomware #DefendYourData

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