Chris Turn, Author at Small Business Sense

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Chris has experience covering the latest trends in the small business world, and has a reputation for being a knowledgeable, creative and strategic blogger. He has a deep understanding of marketing and branding principles and how they can be applied to small businesses, and is able to provide actionable advice and strategies for success. Chris has interviewed industry experts and covered major marketing events such as the SXSW Interactive conference and the Advertising Week conference. He is also a successful small business owner himself, which allows him to bring a unique perspective to his blogging and writing. His blog is known for providing valuable insights and tips on how to effectively market and brand a small business.

How to Revamp Your Cybersecurity Awareness Training and Secure Your Business

As the world increasingly moves online, cybersecurity becomes more and more important. Yet, many organizations still haven’t updated their cybersecurity awareness training to reflect the changing landscape. Here are 10 tips on how to revamp your cybersecurity awareness training and secure your business: Make sure employees are up-to-date on the latest threats. Cybersecurity threats are […]

6 Ways Indiana Businesses Are Being Targeted By Hackers

A hospital in Indiana was hit with a ransomware attack that affected its ability to provide patient care. The attack rendered some computer systems inoperable and demanded a ransom be paid in order for the hospital to get its systems back. This is just one example of how Indiana businesses are being targeted by hackers. […]

6 Traits Your IT Support Provider Should Have

No matter what industry you’re in, it’s important to have a dependable IT support team that can help you manage and protect your computer systems. But with so many IT support providers out there, how can you know which one is right for your business? Here are six key traits to look for in an […]

5 Types of Phishing Every Employee Should Look Out For

When it comes to cybersecurity, employees need to be on the lookout for all sorts of phishing attacks. It is important for employees to be aware of the different types of phishing that exist in order to avoid falling prey to them. Here are 5 common types of phishing scams: 1. Deceptive Phishing Deceptive phishing […]

How to Tell If It’s Time to Switch IT Providers

For many, the decision to switch information technology (IT) providers is a difficult one. After all, you’ve likely been working with your current provider for quite some time and they may have become a trusted part of your team. But as your business grows and changes, your IT needs are bound to change as well. […]

7 Ways Technology Has Improved Customer Service

It’s no secret that technology has drastically changed the way we live and do business. Customer service is one area that has seen a major overhaul thanks to technological advances. Here are seven ways technology has improved customer service: 1. Quick and easy access to information: In the past, customers had to call or visit […]

7 Non-Negotiable IT Services for Nonprofits

Nonprofits rely on technology to fulfill their missions, but often have limited resources. As a result, it’s essential to identify which IT services are non-negotiable. 1. Email and calendaring: These days, most organizations rely on email as their primary means of communication. For non-profits, it’s essential to have a reliable email system that can handle […]

How to Monitor and Implement Cloud Security

One of the most important aspects of cloud security is monitoring. Without proper monitoring, it would be impossible to ensure that data and resources are properly protected. There are a number of factors to consider when setting up a monitoring system, including what data to collect, how often to collect it, and how to analyze […]

US Government Gives Cybersecurity Guidance for Securing Against Russian Hacks

The United States government has issued guidance to help businesses and organizations secure their systems against Russian hacking attempts. The advice comes as tensions between the two countries continue to rise, with Russia being accused of interference in the 2016 US presidential election. The guidance, published by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the […]

Business Owner’s Guide to Reporting Ransomware Attacks

Your employee innocently clicks on a malicious email attachment containing ransomware, and all of a sudden, your business is thrust into a nightmare scenario. Ransomware is a type of malware that encrypts your business’s data, making it inaccessible to you unless you pay a ransom to the attacker. This can have devastating consequences for your […]

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