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Whether you’re an established expert at cybersecurity, an up-and-coming dynamo, or a layperson who’s here educating yourself, you have probably at least heard the word “encryption”.
We use several types of encryption.
One goes on laptop hard drives so if the employee or user gets separated from their laptop (lost or stolen or whatever), nobody can just pop out the hard drive and learn your secrets.
Another is e-mail encryption, which is especially important if you work in a regulated industry where standards like HIPAA apply, or even if you just want an extra layer of protection from competitor spies.
Did you know that Microsoft 365 email can be encrypted so that by simply adding a particular word to the subject line, you can immediately enforce end-to-end encryption?
In this episode, Tom Wyant takes you through the ins and outs of encryption and how to put it to work for you. If someone can steal a whole antenna from a radio station, they can read your e-mail.
Cybersecurity is a smart investment that helps you gain more enjoyment and fulfillment in your business and life, so let’s join forces to change the conversation and change the world for the better!
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About the Author: Tom Wyant
Tom Wyant, a Managed Service Provider with 30+ years’ experience, takes you on an exciting (yes, exciting) journey into cybersecurity, breaking down complex concepts into plain, everyday language that listeners from all walks of life can easily understand.
Working hands-on with clients, he discovered the best way to help them understand and implement smart cybersecurity is to actually listen and uphold standards.
Through conversations, updates, and alerts, he takes something like cybersecurity – which many people dread as an expense, a chore, or just an annoyance – and makes it easy and fun (yes, fun) for everyone.
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