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Our Toronto office had a great morning of connection, learning, and celebration with our Human Resources Manager visiting from Calgary.

Check out the fun 👇 below.

Set yourself up for a cyber resilient 2023 with some manageable (yet meaningful) New Year's Resolution ideas for anyone and everyone on your team👇🥳

✅ Implement strong and unique passwords: Encourage and teach your team members about using strong, unique passwords for all of their accounts and to regularly change their passwords to reduce the risk of unauthorized access.
✅ Practice good security habits: Encourage team members to be mindful of their online behavior and to follow good security practices, such as not clicking on suspicious links or downloading unknown files.
✅ Stay up to date on security best practices: Help your team members stay informed about the latest security threats and best practices, and to participate in training and education programs that can help them better understand how to protect the company's assets.

Did you know we have a tool for your team members that works to keep security top of mind? Read about Ignite's User Awareness Training system on our blog: https://ignitetechnology.com/build-a-cyber-resilient-culture-uat/

Happy New Year!

Cyber Security Awareness month is just about over, but it's not too late to ask our experts a question. Email us at [email protected], or comment below 👇 and we'll make sure it gets answered.

You can still access our dedicated Cyber Security Awareness month page for a little while longer: https://lp.vbt.site/30643/cyber-security

Ethical hacking is when an organization empowers its security professionals (internally or externally) to put their cyber program to its paces, and validate efficacy!

The goal is to test your cyber security program from the perspective of a threat actor trying to gain your information. This proactive step will detect potentially vulnerable areas of your program, empowering you to shut the door before the bad guys discover it.

"You've given permission to your team (or a trusted third party in many cases) to perform pe*******on testing in your environment and pose as an attacker trying to breach the system. You then feed the information you've uncovered back into your process and shore up on any vulnerabilities," Brian Forward, Ignite Security Solutions Engineer explains.

Learn more from our Ignite Security experts on our dedicated Cyber Security Awareness month page: https://lp.vbt.site/30643/cyber-security