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06 01 21 -- How To Outsell Changes In Technology And Consumer Behavior

06.01.21 How To Outsell Changes In Technology And Consumer Behavior Submitted by Webroot “Zoom parties.” Before 2020 happened, if you’d told me that Zoom parties would become one of the most exciting events on my social calendar, I’d never have believed it. Yet here we are, with much of the world having been in varying states of social restriction or lockdown for over a year. By Breanna Brown, APG Cash Drawer The pandemic has brought new energy to the cashless movement, but cash still isn’t going away. Too many people, especially the elderly as well as the unbanked and underbanked, depend on legal tender for their purchases. That’s because cash is easier to budget for and lets users shop with anonymity.

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12 15 20 -- Why Have Pay-At-The-Table Solutions Failed U S Restaurants?

12.15.20 Why Have Pay-At-The-Table Solutions Failed U.S. Restaurants? Submitted by APG Cash Drawer, LLC Hackers know a successful attack on a retailer can give them access to the data of thousands or even millions of payment cardholders. Cybercriminals can sell that data for a tidy profit to other criminals on the dark web who use it for fraud, identity theft, and phishing attacks. By Jamie Zajac, Carbonite Cybersecurity is a lot like military strategy. Both involve a battle of wills between adversaries that includes the use of force. It’s no wonder why cybersecurity practices often borrow from military tactics.

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Backup Is The Backbone Of Cyber Resilience

Backup Is The Backbone Of Cyber Resilience By Justine Kurtz, Carbonite A recent report revealed that across the globe, backup habits of businesses and their employees alike aren’t that great. For example, even though 42% of workers have needed to access a backed-up file since the pandemic began, only 26% actually back up their data to ensure it’s recoverable in the event of a cyberattack. Additionally, only 54% of companies back up Microsoft 365 data, even though the global pandemic has really brought the need for these types of filesharing and collaboration tools in the workplace to the forefront. According to Jamie Zajac, VP of Product Management, backup is the backbone of cyber resilience, and shouldn’t be taken for granted. For this post, I asked for her take on some of these numbers and what businesses can do to shore up their backup strategies and become more resilient against cyberattacks.

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