Posts Tagged ‘Privacy’
Why Data Privacy Matters for Small Businesses
Data privacy isn’t just a concern for large corporations. Small businesses that handle sensitive customer and employee information must also think of data protection as a critical business responsibility. Safeguarding this information is essential to keep your business secure for managing payroll, processing online transactions, and communicating with customers. Let’s explore why data privacy matters…
Read MoreData Privacy and User Experience: Balancing Security with Seamless Interaction
Companies and individuals face increasing security threats from every side. How do we handle more sophisticated breaches as cybercriminals become ever more sophisticated? Knowledge is power – data privacy is at more risk today. Their arsenal of cybercrimes is vast. Let’s take a look. Security hacks Phishing emails Identity thief Malware and viruses Ransomware Email…
Read MoreExploring the Benefits of Gmail Confidential Mode
Introduction: What is Gmail Confidential Mode? Gmail Confidential Mode is a feature offered by Google’s email service, Gmail, that allows users to send emails with enhanced privacy and security. It provides users with control over their emails by allowing them to set expiration dates and revoke access to sent emails. Additionally, Gmail Confidential Mode prevents…
Read MoreHow Can You Keep Your Workplace Conversations Private in Public?
For any business owner, ensuring that staff can communicate with each other on the go is vital. The development of remote internet connectivity and working conditions means that we are no longer tethered to the office. However, the trade-off is that this means your staff could be conversing with colleagues, clients, partners, and suppliers in…
Read MorePrivacy: Preparing for a Cookie-less Future
Like winter, the removal of (third-party) cookies is coming. While we know this affects digital marketing across the board, which marketers need to worry most? Well… everyone! In this post, we’ll walk you through: A brief history of privacy updates What are 1st and 3rd party cookies? Why this is such a big deal for…
Read MoreSecurity and Usability: 3 Ways You Can Have Both
While surfing the web, you can come across a debate in the business world that you can either have security or usability, but not both. Historically, usability trumped security. There was no way for the average computer user to incorporate security practices into their daily routine. But with the advent of new technologies, that paradigm…
Read MoreThe Single Biggest Challenge Facing Modern Marketers (And How to Deal with It)
Marketing used to be simple… Create a promise. Find a platform. Deliver a message. As long as these three elements worked in unison, people would buy what you were selling. Then came the internet—the biggest marketing platform ever created. In the beginning, that’s exactly what it was. A platform that you could use to deliver…
Read More5 Tips for Online Privacy During Your Next Business Trip
There are a lot of components that go into leisure traveling, but business traveling can be a whole different ball game. Not only do you have to pay attention to making your flight, finding your hotel, and getting to your meetings on time after 12+ hours of travel. but you also need to make sure…
Read More3 Big Risks for E-tailers in 2019 + How to Handle Them
Each day, the world of ecommerce grows thicker with competition—making it an increasingly risky landscape for entrepreneurs to navigate. Yet the competitive nature of internet retail is only one risk facing prospective owners (and veteran ones) as we move closer to the end of 2018. If you want to avoid the blunders of highly visible…
Read MoreArtificial Intelligence: Helpful or an Invasion of Privacy?
If you’ve watched The Matrix, Terminator or nearly any other sci-fi movie, then you probably know or at least understand the fear of robots invading our lives. In those worlds, the robotic overlords have guns and control us with an iron fist (pun intended). However, reality has shown that AI is far more deceptive than…
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