Stacy Clements

"Thanksgiving is more than eating. We should just be thankful for being together." ~Marcie Give thanks for the meal, and for the family and friends you share it with. Remember there are those who have neither.

In Flanders fields, few poppies grow, but crosses still stand, row on row, to mark the place where young men lie beneath trimmed grass and sunny sky, so different from that long ago. rfr.bz/t59bb4f © 𝘚𝘵𝘢𝘤𝘺 𝘔. 𝘊𝘭𝘦𝘮𝘦𝘯𝘵𝘴, 𝟤𝟫 𝘔ay 𝟤𝟢𝟣𝟧

Since 10 November 1775, many thousands have borne the title of Marine, and the burden that comes with it. In their honor, Marines (and those of us who love them), celebrate 250 years of those who "fight for right and freedom." Happy birthday, Marines!

It's an important day for small business owners and tech professionals. Today is National Coffee Day! And it's only two days till Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Which java do you prefer? 😄

Happy Autumn!

Remembering those who stand ready when the wolf howls at the door. Non sibi sed aliis.

Feb 15, 1946: ENIAC, the "first programmable general-purpose electronic computer", was dedicated. 6 women made up the original programming team. Sure, there are more men in STEM, but ladies, that is not a barrier to you. Let no one stand in your way...least of all, yourself.

It's #SaferInternetDay! Find some great resources on ConnectSafely.org to help make the internet safer. And don't forget the 3 basics we all need to do: - Secure Access - strong passwords & MFA - Update All The Things - Backup, Backup, Backup - and don't forget to test!

Merry Christmas!

“It is our obligation to our dead -- it is our sacred obligation to their children and our children -- that we must never forget what we have learned." ~President Franklin Roosevelt

Cybersecurity Awareness Month is ending, but cyber vigilance shouldn't be! Hopefully you've taken time to check software updates, review your passwords and set up MFA. But what about phishing? Here's a short post on what to watch for and what you can do. rfr.bz/t479587

If you got hit with ransomware, you'd want to run away, too. The best ways to protect against ransomware are securing all accounts with strong passwords and MFA, keeping software updated, and staying alert for phishing. And make sure you have a tested backup, just in case!

In 1985, most of us didn't have any passwords and phones were connected to the wall. Now we have lots of passwords, but they aren't that secure & we carry little computers in our pockets. Use that phone to set up MFA to help keep your accounts safe. rfr.bz/tnpraok

Phishing is no joke. Do you know how to spot a phishing email? Or what to do if you get one? This article has some tips to help you slip the hook. rfr.bz/tno3y12

I recommend using a password manager (and don't forget to enable multi-factor authentication as well).

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Here are 4 easy tips to help you stay safer online.

Make no mistake, the wolves are out there still. But so are those who stand in the breach - those who defend, those who rescue, those who care.