Joshua Ritchie @cscmsp1

Manged IT service provider serving the Pittsburgh area. Managed IT support, backup and disaster recovery, Cloud Computing, network, and cyber security. csc-msp.com Pittsburgh, PA Joined October 2022

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Joshua Ritchie @cscmsp1

3 years ago

Your passwords are at risk if you use public Wi-Fi. Anyone with access to the same network can easily hack into your device and steal your data. If public Wi-Fi is your only option, protect yourself by encrypting your data with a VPN or other security measures.

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Joshua Ritchie @cscmsp1

3 years ago

Saving passwords in your browser is a huge security risk! If your browser is ever compromised, all your passwords will be exposed. Try maintaining good password hygiene by using a password manager and other such solutions. #CyberSecurityAwarenessMonth #CyberSecurity

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Joshua Ritchie @cscmsp1

3 years ago

If you are a small to medium sized business in need of managed IT support. Or maybe you have a vendor but are ready to make a change, visit common sense computing at csc-msp.com or call (412)467-6149.

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Joshua Ritchie @cscmsp1

3 years ago

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Joshua Ritchie @cscmsp1

3 years ago

Your small business is facing more cyberthreats than ever before, such as sophisticated ransomware and malware. However, don’t worry — there are ways to protect your business, such as regular awareness training, testing, and deploying comprehensive cybersecurity solutions.

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Joshua Ritchie @cscmsp1

3 years ago

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Joshua Ritchie @cscmsp1

3 years ago

We’ve all been there. You can’t remember your password for one account, so you use the same one for everything. If one of your accounts is compromised, all your accounts are now at risk. Use different, strong passwords for each of your accounts and use a password manager

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3 years ago

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Joshua Ritchie @cscmsp1

3 years ago

Your password is the key to your online identity and personal information. Just like you wouldn’t share your toothbrush with anyone, you shouldn’t share your passwords. Keep them protected by choosing a good one — long, complex and unique.

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3 years ago

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Joshua Ritchie @cscmsp1

3 years ago

Your employees are gold and cybercriminals are well aware of this fact. They can exploit your employees to access your business-sensitive information. To keep them from falling prey to these criminals, you must provide employees with regular security awareness training.

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Joshua Ritchie @cscmsp1

3 years ago

A VPN is akin to a gym membership. They both only deliver results when you actively use them. Ensure your employees are actively participating in your counter-threat measures such as consistently using your VPN or regularly attending security awareness training.

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Joshua Ritchie @cscmsp1

3 years ago

There’s a lot of technical jargon when it comes to cybersecurity, but we can help you learn about topics like phishing, multifactor authentication, botnets and single sign-on. Stay safe out there! If you have any questions, feel free to send us a message.

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Joshua Ritchie @cscmsp1

3 years ago

Cybersecurity naive individuals are no fools. However, they can be too trusting. Are you familiar with the colleague who goes out to lunch and leaves their computer screen unlocked? Cybercriminals are everywhere and basic cybersecurity measures are critical to our business.

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Joshua Ritchie @cscmsp1

3 years ago

If cybersecurity best practices were an exam, this type of person would receive an A+. However, even employees with the best intentions can fall prey to cybercriminals if they’re not provided with the latest security awareness training.

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Joshua Ritchie @cscmsp1

3 years ago

Cybersecurity procrastinators are aware of their procrastination issues. Procrastinators fail to deploy patches despite seeing dozens of red flags accumulate on their apps and software. Don’t wait. Use cybersecurity best practices and keep the hackers at bay.

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Joshua Ritchie @cscmsp1

3 years ago

It’s easy for some employees to think cybercrime won’t happen to them. However, they have no idea that the information of “ordinary” people is also being sold in packages on the Dark Web. Unfortunately, cybercriminals are lurking around the corners seeking vulnerable people.