Tips

The holiday season brings increased scam activity. Here are a few practical ways to protect yourself:

Online Shopping & Deals

As computers age, they slow down. As a result, your entire business slows down. Inefficient computers which slow down, crash, or run out of disk space decrease employee productivity and unnecessarily drain your business.

A clean computer is a more secure computer.

Basic Steps

Throughout the year, you constantly extend your cyber footprint. You do this in a variety of ways such as paying bills, shopping, using social media, and in many other ways.  Cleaning your technology and cyber footprint removes the clutter from your life while at the same time protecting you and your loved ones.  Here is a checklist you can use to help you clean up your digital footprint and declutter your technology.

Passwords

Notes from our session at SWNAHRO 2021 Virtual Conference on Remote Work Strategies.  We will explore some topics relevant to remote work or working from home.

Let's get Technical is from a training class that I taught at the MO NAHRO Spring Conference.

More and more people are now remote employees, tasking leaders and teams with finding new and innovative ways to work together. This session will cover resources that will help you manage remote teams, maintain effective team collaboration, and work from home policies.

There are so many online meeting platforms available today.  It seems like every software vendor has all of a sudden transformed themselves into an online meeting platform.  Because the list is so large, I have chosen to focus my attention on 3 of the most used online meeting platforms.  These are links to help you find troubleshooting and information about these 3 online meeting platforms.

Zoom

https://zoom.us/

This page contains Links and notes for the Excel Problem Solving class at MO NAHRO. 

Here are some good free resources from Office.com for learning more about Excel 

Excel for Windows Training from Microsoft

Office Cheat Sheets

Passwords are something that everybody hates to think about, but they are necessary. We will look at some facts, then provide some tips for helping with your password safety.

Facts

• 81% of hacking related breaches used stolen or weak passwords.
• 57% of workers who get phished don't change their password behaviors
• Over 80% of Americans have their information for sale by criminals on the DarkWeb.

Here are a few questions to ask yourself to help you get started with creating a disaster plan for your business.

4 Questions to ask

• What
• Where
• Who
• Why

2 More Questions

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Where
Who
Why

4 Questions To Ask About Your Information Presentation