One of the major appeals of living in a rural community is safety. We feel comfortable leaving our front doors unlocked, sharing personal information with our neighbor, and trusting our children to make it to a from the park on their own. But living in a rural community doesn’t necessarily protect us from all dangers. There’s one form of security that everyone should be considering, regardless of their geography. Cyber security is an ever growing concern, especially as technology advances. We’re all susceptible to being hacked, clicking on a spam link, or having our identity stolen. On this episode of the Chamber Connection Podcast, Ed Knott and Jarod Dendinger with Applied Connective share more information on how to protect yourself from falling victim to "bad actors".
15 ways to protect your organization from cyber threats:
https://appliedconnective.com/wp-content/uploads/15-ways-to-protect-your-organization.pdf
Free cyber security self assessment (with tips along the way) that business owners can take to make sure they've got the bare necessities in place. Takes 2 minutes and is very enlightening:
https://appliedconnective.surveysparrow.com/s/Cyber-Security-Risk-Self-Assessment/tt-90322e
To learn more about Applied Connective, visit their website: https://appliedconnective.com/
...and specifically our business page:
https://appliedconnective.com/business-partners/
To chat with Jarod, Ed, or Will: hello@appliedconnective.com