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Cybersecurity preparedness is one of the major obstacles facing businesses today. Despite the increased focus on making companies cyber safe, there are several common cybersecurity misconceptions that still pervade the business world. If you or your employees believe any of the myths below, you could be opening up your business to unknown risk. Check out the full list, or jump to our infographic for tips on how you can bust these myths and keep your business cyber safe. Your business is too small for a cyberattack This is one of the most prevalent cybersecurity myths that need to be debunked right this instant. Most Small and Mid-Sized Businesses (SMBs) think that they are safe from any kind of digital threats because they’re off the radar. That’s certainly not the case. Hackers don’t care about the scale of your organization to target it. Of course, there are some who’d prefer to hack the Bank of America, but most hackers would settle for smaller businesses. Especially

The ISO files are most commonly used all over the internet for the distribution of large programs due to the fact that it can contain a variety of files into a single image in a very composed way. So, it was usual for the users to burn those images into a disk in order to use them. But burning those files onto a disk is not quite for most users. They find it difficult but the task becomes much easier with the help of an ISO burner. These are a sort of programs that are designed just to burn ISO files, in a very convenient way. Free ISO Burner Free ISO Burner is the software that directly burns the ISO, CD, DVD files to CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-R, and other discs. The best part of this software is that it offers a simple interface that allows users to burn ISO free in simple steps. It is lightweight and you can delete it from your system anytime. The users are free to select the drivers and can take advantage of plenty of customization features. Users can set the disk volume, burn

Share music to social media Social media has been built into Spotify from the beginning, but it’s no longer just tracking your Facebook friend’s tastes. You can send your favorite Spotify tunes straight to Instagram and Snapchat if you want to try and improve the musical taste of your followers. These apps give you the opportunity to add stickers, text and all the usual embellishments on top of the Spotify link if you like. With a song on screen in Spotify, tap the three dots to the top right, then choose Share and pick either Snapchat or Instagram Stories. These options only appear if you have the apps installed on your phone. Discover concerts near you If you’re into a lot of different artists then it can be all too easy to miss when they’re passing through your local area. Spotify app is able to help here by alerting you when bands and singers in your library have gigs close to where you live. You need to go into the settings page for Spotify on your phone (tap the

How to Transfer Files from Mac to Windows If you use both a Mac and a Windows PC in your home, you might sometimes want to share files between them. Whether its photos, music, or documents, it's actually fairly easy to set up file sharing between macOS and Windows so long as the two machines are on the same network. With just a few clicks, your Mac and PC can be talking to one another and swapping files. You don't need any additional software, because everything is built into your Mac. Here's how to switch on file sharing between your Mac and PC. Set Up File Sharing on a Mac Follow these steps to do this: Click on the Apple icon in the upper-left corner of the screen. Go to System Preferences > Sharing. Mark the checkbox next to File Sharing in the left panel. Click on the Options button and a new window will open. Enable the checkbox next to Share files and folders using SMB. Additionally, tick the box next to Share files and folders using AFP. In th

Text messages are fast giving way to  internet-based messaging apps . This said SMS is still enormously useful for receiving updates from your bank and utility companies as well as keeping in touch with the non-smartphone generation. The drawback to this useful feature is that it’s traditionally only been available on devices with a SIM chip. such as smartphones. Fortunately, there are ways to access and send SMS messages from your desktop machine too. In this guide, you’ll discover how to do this using the app ‘Pushbullet’, which can be installed both on your Android device and computer to view notifications and read and reply to text messages. You’ll also learn how to use Google’s new Android ‘Messages for web’ service which allows you to read and reply to SMS via a dedicated website. How to Use Android Web Messages Sending and receiving Messages on a PC using your Android  web browser  is a simple process that you can set up in just a couple of minutes. Follow these st