Ethixa Solutions, LLC

Join the Wilkes SBDC and Kenn Anderson of Ethixa Solutions, LLC as we discuss the new security landscape, improving your cybersecurity against emerging threats, and NIST compliance best practices. February 26th at Noon.

Hacks and vulnerabilities are becoming more common and sophisticated, just one reason that enlisting a good MSP like Ethixa that will have your back is so important.

Don't miss out! Join the SBDC next week for the following webinars: Monday, November 16th at 1 PM - Protecting Your Businesses' Intellectual Property. Register... here: https://pasbdc.ecenterdirect.com/events/27369 Thursday, November 19th at 10 AM - Managing a Remote Workforce. Register here: https://pasbdc.ecenterdirect.com/events/27424

Looking to strengthen your company and support your employees that are working from home? Sign up for this webinar!

Attend this free webinar tomorrow to learn how to improve your work-from-experience.

Working from home? Sign up for this seminar that Ethixa is presenting in conjunction with the Wilkes-Barre SBDC.

With so many working from home, phishing scams are more prevalent than ever. Learn how to protect yourself.

Hackers are smart and determined. Does your IT company have your back?

Cloud services have many benefits, but also come with some inherent risks. Ethixa can help you figure out if cloud services are right for your business and can assist in mitigating the risks.

Watch out for this new phishing scam - don't open attachments or click on links in emails!

A critical Windows server vulnerability is being actively exploited. Have you patched yet? Call Ethixa if you have any doubts or need help!

Has your company taken the required steps to protect against this very serious vulnerability? If not, Ethixa can help!

Contact Ethixa for help in establishing password guidelines and improving your network security.

Are you zooming? Be safe and protect yourself!

Be careful about the security implications of working from home...

Who is listening as you work from home?

We are surrounded by COVID-19 news and alerts and everyone is concerned about the impact it will have on our families and communities, both financially and health-wise. In this challenging time, many of us have been asking what can we do to help? As we try to answer that question, we have come up with a list of things we can do: Be clean Wash hands often, using hand sanitizer if soap and water are unavailable. Clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces often (doork...nobs, tables. Counters, etc.) Be safe and responsible Stay home, or at least away from others, particularly large groups. Avoid close contact this prevents spreading illness (it is possible to be infected for up to two weeks before showing symptoms) Wear a mask if you are sick. Be conservative (and considerate of others) Stock up on supplies and staples but leave some for others. Conserve utilities there is likely to be a strain on internet and power grids. Try to limit unnecessary usage (don’t stream 4 different Netflix videos at a time for instance) which will allow those working from home to function more effectively. Donate Donate food consider donating food or money to organizations that help those in need (soup kitchens, Meals on Wheels, etc.) Donate blood blood is greatly needed and young, healthy people should contact the Red Cross and ask how they can help. Be neighborly Help the elderly think about the elderly you know and consider donating food or finding out if they need assistance in other ways. Support local businesses small, local business are in for a tough time as they shut down. Consider buying gift cards to use later or purchasing groceries from the local Asian grocery. Be a responsible business DO NOT use this as an opportunity to raise prices and make more profit. DO use this as an opportunity to provide your skills to help others and keep supply chain open. Look to your competitors as partners.

What is your company's data exposure risk?