Online Security - Stern PR Marketing Omaha

[vc_row][vc_column][heading animation_iteration="1" align="aligncenter"]Google To Label HTTP Websites as "Unsafe" [/heading][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column width="1/2"][vc_column_text]By Susan Stern -- Google wants to make the world wide web safer. It is not shy to take the lead. Google has announced that everybody with a website should add HTTP Encryption - even those that don't take credit cards. "HTTPS Everywhere" - Is the name of Google's campaign, underway now, to force every website and blog to switch to secured encryption. Switching your website from HTTP to HTTPs will essentially encrypt your website contact form that a customer fills out. HTTPS encryption also means that the username/password your marketer types to log into the website's back-end will also be more secure - turning the keystrokes to gibberish. "HTTPS Everywhere" is meant to protect websites from hackers who might…

[vc_row][vc_column][heading animation="fadeInLeft" animation_iteration="1" align="aligncenter"]Have Hackers Breached Email & Sites You Visit?[/heading][vc_column_text]By Susan Stern. Omaha, NEBRASKA -- If you’re security conscious, which everybody SHOULD BE in today’s cyber-hacking era, it’s important to take a variety of steps to protect your PC, email, phone, social media platforms and website. In this article, I will offer tips on how to protect all of the above, and show you how to check to see if your online accounts may have been compromised. Please note, that I have no personal/professional affiliation with any of these anti-malware detection companies - of the software herein that I may recommend. Also note, that there is no 100% way to be hack-proof. The hacking of websites, PCs, emails and other online databases where you have entered private information is…

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Steps to Protect PC, Phone, Email, Website & Online Accounts