Kristin Zhivago joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how to avoid becoming a cyber-crime or ransomware victim by having good security software, keep all software updated, don’t click on anything without confirming it’s good, and train your people.

Kristin Zhivago joins Jim Blasingame to report that the cyber-crime industry has now evolved to the place where training kits are available, and that’s why small businesses have to be even more vigilant.

Kathy Perry joins Jim Blasingame to report on how Facebook is partnering with BBB to help shoppers report online scams. Jim says, “Facebook hunting down people who mislead other people. That’s rich.”

Steven Webb joins Jim Blasingame to report on five dangerous mobile apps that your kids are using, which are bad for them on many levels, including Snapchat and Tik Tok, as well as three you probably never heard of, but your kids have.

Dror Liwer joins Jim Blasingame to report on their research showing that half of respondents indicated that spear-phishing and phishing attempts had increased, while 11% said they saw no attempts.

Dr. Faith Whittier joins Jim Blasingame to report on the increasing demand and supply of telemedicine as we move forward out of the pandemic, and that this has exposed broadband connectivity holes across America.

Bob Negen joins Jim Blasingame to report on how Main Street retailers had to adjust – especially regarding their online strategy – in order survive to open their doors during the pandemic era.

Chris Moschovitis joins Jim Blasingame to report on how ransomware is re-emerging as the number one cyber-threat to your business on many levels, including a direct assault, and using your network as a gateway to large customers.

Chris Moschovitis joins Jim Blasingame to report on the fact that cyber-crime has grown to a global $1 trillion industry, according to McAfee, and this includes monetary as well as job loss.

Barbara Rembiesa joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how the ability to manage digital assets was compounded when millions of employees abandoned secure corporate offices and went to work from their unsecure homes.