Tech Tips

As smart devices become more common in our homes and workplaces—think smart TVs, thermostats, doorbell cameras, and even lightbulbs—so does the risk of those devices becoming a gateway for cyberattacks. That’s why the U.S. government is rolling out a new Cyber Trust Mark to help you make safer tech choices.

Your phone isn’t just for calls and texts—it’s your calendar, your bank, your camera, your email inbox, and for many of us, it’s also your office. Whether you’re checking work emails on your iPhone or managing client data on your Google Pixel, your mobile device is a powerful tool that holds a surprising amount of sensitive information. And just like your work computer, it needs protection.

Two terms often encountered are malware and ransomware. While they share similarities, distinguishing between them is essential for effective cybersecurity strategies

Fast-learning robots are revolutionizing industries, from manufacturing and logistics to healthcare and retail. Powered by advanced artificial intelligence (AI), these robots can quickly adapt to new tasks, enabling businesses to enhance productivity, reduce errors, and save costs.

In recent years, Washington County has faced multiple cybersecurity incidents that highlight the growing risks for local organizations and businesses. From ransomware attacks to phishing schemes, these events serve as a wake-up call for small businesses to strengthen their defenses.