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Your ID was stolen, here’s what to expect + MORE Jan 7th
Your identity was stolen—what does that mean, and how might it impact you in the future? It’s a frustrating situation to be in, and you may have concerns about protecting your credit rating and preventing scammers from using your identity to commit fraud.
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Perks with Purpose: Unlocking the Power of Group Benefits Sep 29th
In today’s competitive job market, offering a robust group benefits package isn’t just a perk—it’s a strategic necessity. Whether you’re an HR professional, a small business owner, or an employee trying to decode your coverage, understanding the basics of group benefits is essential.
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The best credit cards in Canada for 2024 May 27th
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Why is auto insurance so expensive in Alberta? Dec 7th
Auto insurance in Alberta has been in the news recently with Premier Danielle Smith’s announcement that insurance rate premium hikes for “good drivers” will be capped at 3.7% as of January 1, 2024. The government chose this percentage to match Alberta’s inflation rate in September 2023, the .... More »
BMO Ascend World Elite Mastercard review May 3rd
If you’re itching to travel again, BMO has a card designed to help you get there. With an attractive insurance package and perks like airport lounge access, the BMO Ascend World Elite Mastercard seeks to tempt users into the BMO Rewards program. But here’s the big question: Is the card good enou.... More »
How You Can Protect Your Data from Cybercriminals
– canadianbusiness.com
If you found a USB stick in the bathroom at work, would you plug it into your computer to see what’s on it? Preying on our inherent curiosity is one clever way cybercriminals try to trick us into making security mistakes in an effort to gain access to sensitive computer systems and launch a cyber attack.
Human errors—like clicking on a malicious link in a phishing attack—can have debilitating impacts on businesses and personal lives. Hackers can steal personal information, like credit card or social insurance numbers, and publish it on the dark web, while companies could see a sudden drop in revenue as cautious customers take their business elsewhere. A whopping 95 per cent of cybersecurity breaches are caused by human error, like failing to install software security updates or having weak passwords. In short, protecting your data is paramount.
More than 20 years ago, computer privacy specialist Bruce Schneier wrote on his blog, “Only amateurs attack machines; professionals target people…
