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Honoring Our Veterans This Veterans Day At Fusion Managed IT, we are fortunate to have three incredible veterans on our team: 𝗟𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲 𝗖𝘂𝗺𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗴𝘀, 𝗞𝗿𝘂𝗻𝗮𝗹 𝗣𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗹, 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗞𝗲𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗻 𝗟𝗹𝗼𝘆𝗱. Their military service exemplifies the values of dedication, leadership, and perseverance — qualities that they continue to bring to our work in the tech industry every day. This Veterans Day, we want to take a moment to recognize their service to our country and the incredible impact they have in helping drive innovation, problem-solving, and collaboration within our IT team. Whether it's supporting our clients, tackling complex technical challenges, or mentoring others, Lance, Krunal, and Kellen embody the excellence and resilience that make us stronger as a company. Thank you, Lance, Krunal, and Kellen, for your service, your leadership, and your ongoing contributions to Fusion Managed IT. We’re proud to have you on our team! #VeteransDay #TechForGood #VeteranLeadership #IT #Innovation #VeteransInTech #ThankYouForYourService

Yesterday was National Stress Awareness Day, and at Fusion Managed IT, we took the opportunity to focus on what really matters—our team’s well-being. 🌟 Our team got moving with daily group walks, taking time to step away from our desks, enjoy fresh air, and stay active together. 🚶♂️🚶♀️ We also made space for connection with our regular bi-weekly team lunches, where we can relax, share laughs, and strengthen the bonds that make work more enjoyable. 🍽️😂 Prioritizing mental health and supporting each other every day helps us all manage stress more effectively. How do you handle stress at work? Share your tips with us! 💬👇 #StressAwarenessDay #FusionTeam #MentalHealthMatters #WorkplaceWellness

Cybercriminals never stop evolving, constantly finding new ways to bypass even the most robust security measures. One tactic gaining traction is the use of deepfakes—realistic but fake audio or video designed to deceive.🎭 Imagine this: a hacker generates a deepfake video of a company CEO requesting sensitive data from an employee. The employee, trusting the authenticity, complies and inadvertently exposes the company to major risks. Scary, right? But fear not - there are ways to stay ahead. Here's how you can protect your business from deepfake threats: ● Train employees to question requests that seem off or unusual, even from familiar faces. ● Use multi-factor authentication to add a layer of security to sensitive information. ● Keep software up to date to eliminate vulnerabilities that hackers may exploit for deepfakes. ● Enlist the help of cybersecurity experts to assess your current security measures and recommend improvements. Don't let deepfakes fool you and your business. Stay informed and ahead of the curve in protecting your valuable data. #Cybersecurity #Deepfakes #DataProtection

Join us in welcoming David to our Fusion Team! #Welcome #FusionElite

Are you using the same password for multiple accounts? We get it, it's convenient. And we're sure you've been told by us techies to use strong, unique passwords for every account - but thought to yourself, "Who's going to go through the effort of attacking my accounts?". But all you're doing is making life easier for hackers. You're essentially giving them a two (or more)-for-one deal. Cybercriminals are no fools; they know how to crack passwords and take advantage of people's bad habits. Here are some common password attacks you should be aware of: 🔑 Brute force attacks: These attacks use automated software to guess thousands of combinations of characters until the correct password is found. 🔑 Dictionary attacks: Similar to brute force attacks, but instead use a pre-made list of commonly used passwords. 🔑 Keylogger attacks: Malware that can be installed on your computer and record every keystroke you make. This allows hackers to see the passwords you type in. So, the next time you're tempted to reuse a password, remember the potential consequences. It may seem like an inconvenience, but your security is worth it. #Cybersecurity #PasswordSafety #DigitalProtection

When was the last time you reviewed your backup strategy? If it's been a while, you might be at risk. In the fast-paced world of cybersecurity, what worked yesterday may not work tomorrow. This is especially true when it comes to backup strategies – the last line of defense against data loss. Here are some reasons why your old backup strategies may now be an Achilles heel: 🔷 Ransomware attacks can render backups useless if they infect both production and backup systems. 🔷 Legacy backup systems may not be equipped to handle the growing amount of data generated by businesses today. This can lead to longer recovery times and potentially lost data. 🔷 Single backups in one location are vulnerable to physical disasters or theft. A backup strategy that includes offsite or cloud storage can mitigate these risks. It's not just about having a backup; it's about having the right backup. 🔄 Is your backup strategy evolving with the times? #Cybersecurity #BackupStrategy #DataProtection

Aaron is an absolute pleasure to have as part of our team. His reliability and positivity are second to none! Thank you for keeping us all smiling, Aaron! #FusionElite #Anniversary

Are you prepared for a data breach? As much as we hope it never happens, the truth is that data breaches can happen to any business – big or small. 💼 Here are 5 reasons why all businesses should have an incident response plan ready: 1. Minimize Impact: By having a well-defined incident response plan, you can swiftly identify, contain, and resolve issues. This, in turn, reduces the impact on your daily operations. 2. Protect Customer Trust: In the event of a breach, your customers will want to know that you are taking steps to protect their data. Having a plan in place demonstrates your commitment to safeguarding their data. 3. Comply With Regulations: If a breach occurs, you could be subject to fines or penalties if you fail to meet certain regulations. Planning ahead will prepare you for such an event and ensure you meet the standards set forth by relevant authorities. 4. Reduce Disruption: Effective incident response means quick resolution, which helps to minimize downtime. 5. Improve Overall Security: By creating a response plan, you can reduce the risk of an attack recurring in the future. This will help to strengthen your overall security posture and give you peace of mind. #IncidentResponsePlan #InformationTechnology #Cybersecurity

We're sure you've heard the saying, "A chain is only as strong as its weakest link." 🔗 When it comes to cybersecurity, this couldn't be more true. One careless click from an untrained employee can put your entire organization at risk. As a leader, cybersecurity training should be a top priority for you. Here's why: ☑️ Minimize Risk Cyberattacks are becoming more sophisticated and frequent, making it easier for hackers to infiltrate systems. By providing your team with proper training, you can minimize risk. ☑️ Create a Culture of Security When cybersecurity is ingrained in your company's culture, it becomes a natural part of everyday operations. This mindset shift turns your team from reactive to proactive, ultimately making your business more secure. ☑️ Protect Your Reputation A breach can shatter trust and credibility. By investing in training, you show customers and partners that you take data protection seriously. ☑️ Stay Compliant With regulations tightening, training helps your team stay ahead of evolving cyber laws, keeping your business safe from legal pitfalls. Don't wait for a breach to happen. Take action now to create a proactive, security-conscious team that can defend your business from the inside out. #Cybersecurity #Leadership #DataProtection #BusinessSecurity

Meet Philip Kennedy! Philip is a Project Specialist at Fusion. He loves disc golf, family time, and wearing his Christmas socks year-round. Learn more about Philip in our #EmployeeSpotlight! #FusionElite https://lnkd.in/eRrtFC7D