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Episode 609 – Security Awareness Starts With Your Leaders

By Security In Five on October 24, 2019

Security awareness programs can be seen as important by company leaders but most do not realize how important a role they can play. Through a top-down communication approach to taking a more personal interest to avoid legal issues personally, this episode talks about the importance of leader involvement.

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Episode 608 – Interesting Story About Police Encrypting Radio Traffic

By Security In Five on October 23, 2019

Security topics are all around us. This epsiode talks about an interesting take when police departments move to encrypted radios.

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Get to Know the Polka King: Read an Excerpt from “American Warsaw”

By PublicityTeam on October 22, 2019

We may have missed National Polka Day (August 9) and National Accordion Awareness Month (June), but that doesn’t mean we can’t celebrate a Polka legend any time of the year. And since October is Polish American Heritage Month, it seemed the perfect time to talk about Li’l Wally Jagiello, the Polka King, a favorite performer and icon of Polish Chicago. We’ll let Dominic A. Pacyga tell the story in this piece from his new book American Warsaw: The Rise, Fall, and Rebirth of Polish Chicago. “Walter Jagiello, known as Mały Władziu to his Polish American fans, was born and raised in Chicago. He began playing and singing polka music at the age of eight and started his career on Division Street in those same bars that Algren wrote about, places like the Gold Star, the Midnight Inn, Phyllis’s, Zosia’s, Al’s Village Inn, the Orange Lantern, and the Lucky Stop. Roughly sixty taverns lined Division Street in Polonia, and most offered live music. A consummate performer, Li’l Wally performed nearly nonstop his entire career. His 1956 hit “I Wish I Was Single Again” was on the top 40 charts, a rarity for a polka recording. Jagiello was one of the first […]

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Episode 607 – Your Security Program Needs To Be Open To All Employees

By Security In Five on October 22, 2019

Security programs rely on every employee more than you realize. In order for the security program to be everywhere the employees need to be the eyes and ears when security cannot. This episode talks about how it's important that all employees know how to contact security.

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Episode 606 – Employee Education Investment Is Worth It

By Security In Five on October 21, 2019

Educating employees on security is worth the investment. This investment is not just financial but time, effort and participation from all employees. This episode talks about how this is a worthy investment and the benefits you will get from this.

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Episode 605 – Tools, Tips and Tricks – Grasshopper

By Security In Five on October 18, 2019

Eventually your small business will grow and you will need a professional voice phone system. Grasshopper is a virtualized phone system that can get you up and running quickly from any device you have, not tied to a cellular or desk phone.

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Episode 604 – Employees Are Your Best Line Of Defense

By Security In Five on October 17, 2019

October is Security Awareness Month and this epsiode talks about your security program's best line of defense, your employees.

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Episode 603 – Microsoft and NIST Partnering On A Patching Guide

By Security In Five on October 16, 2019

Microsoft and The US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) are partnering together on a new guide for Enterprise Patching Practices. This epsiode talks about the guide and why this is a good and unique move.

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Epiosde 602 – IoT Strikes Again – How To Tell Google Home To Stop Remembering Everything

By Security In Five on October 15, 2019

IoT Strikes again. This is a reminder that Google Home devices through Google Assistant will remember everything about you unless you review, purge or stop it altogether. This epsiode goes through the steps to do.

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6 Questions with Michael Rossi, author of “The Republic of Color: Science, Perception, and the Making of Modern America”

By PublicityTeam on October 14, 2019

In Michael Rossi’s compelling new history, The Republic of Color, he shows readers how the control and regulation of color shaped the social contours of modern America—and redefined the way we see the world. We sent Rossi a few questions to learn more about color science and how it affects us today. First, can you give us a quick introduction to the “republic of color”—what does this term describe? As you might know, “the Republic of Color” was not the original title for the book. Credit goes to Prof. Kathleen Belew for coming up with the felicitous wording over dinner after a workshop session. Credit also to numerous other readers, colleagues, and friends who convinced me that my own titular ideas were obtuse and/or confusing. Thank you, all! This said, “the Republic of Color” works so well as a title because it emphasizes that the book is about color and politics. Rather than simply an ideologically neutral fact about the visual world, color perception—and especially scientific research about how human beings see, experience, and talk about color (or not)—was an important part of the project of American statecraft at the turn of the century. Instead of being ancillary to politics, […]

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Episode 601 – IoT Strikes Again – D-Link Home Routers Won’t Be Fixed

By Security In Five on October 14, 2019

IoT Strikes Again! This episode is about the risks of relying on vendors to do the right thing with their products. A serious vulnerability has been published around some older D-Link Home Internet routers, however D-Link is not going to patch it leaving your device open and vulnerable. Listen for the details and what you should do about other devices in your home.

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Celebrate #WorldMigratoryBirdDay with “The Art of Bird”

By PublicityTeam on October 12, 2019

Each year, the second Saturday in October marks the autumn celebration of World Migratory Bird Day, a biannual, international “awareness-raising campaign highlighting the need for the conservation of migratory birds and their habitats.” Stretched along Lake Michigan and sitting squarely on the Mississippi Flyway, the Chicago region is an incredibly important habitat for migratory birds—and a great place to go birdwatching. This October 12 and beyond, take a peek (or beak?) inside the recently published The Art of the Bird: The History of Ornithological Art through Forty Artists by expert ornithologist Roger J. Lederer. Lavishly illustrated with 200 color plates, this is a coffee table book that art lovers and birdwatchers alike will flock to. Below, we include some of the birds (or their cousins) to watch out for in Chicago this autumn. If you’ve hung hummingbird feeders in your garden, you may be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of a migrating ruby-throated hummingbird. These (not ruby-throated) hummingbirds, painted by American artist Arthur B. Singer (1917–90), were featured on the cover of Alexander Skutch’s The Life of the Hummingbird in 1973. As Lederer writes, Singer’s “reputation was made in 1961 with Oliver Austin’s Birds of the World book, which […]

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Episode 600 – Tools, Tips and Tricks – YourThings.info

By Security In Five on October 11, 2019

Episode 600! WHOA!

Thie week's Tools, Tips and Tricks is around Internet of Things Strikes Again, only this site helps you know what devices are secure and what is not.

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Episode 599 – No Matter Your Size, Cybersecurity Matters To Your Business

By Security In Five on October 10, 2019

Cybersecurity awareness in your business is a critical component no matter your business side. This epsiode talk about how everyone is a target.

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Excerpt from “On the Heels of Ignorance” by Owen Whooley

By PublicityTeam on October 10, 2019

October 10 is #WorldMentalHealthDay, with the overall objective of raising awareness of mental health issues around the world. In honor, we’d like to share a short excerpt from the introduction to On the Heels of Ignorance: Psychiatry and the Politics of Not Knowing by Owen Whooley. His well-researched history begins with psychiatry’s formal inception in the 1840s and moves through two centuries of constant struggle to define and redefine mental illness as well as the best ways to treat it. Whooley’s book is no antipsychiatric screed, however; instead, he reveals a field that has muddled through periodic reinventions and conflicting agendas of curiosity, compassion, and professional striving to get to where it is today. The history of American psychiatry is a history of ignorance. Underlying psychiatry’s curious past—its repeated crises and dramatic transformations, its faddish theories and epistemic somersaults, its occasional achievements and egregious abuses—is a stubborn, inconvenient fact. Psychiatrists lack basic knowledge regarding mental illness. Madness evades articulation. Charged with the quixotic, perhaps doomed, mandate to impose reason on madness, psychiatrists have searched for an understanding of the mechanisms that produce mental distress, be they psychological, neurological, genetic, or social. These searches have been in vain. The most fundamental […]

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Episode 598 – Cybersecurity Awareness Should Not Be Cost Prohibitive

By Security In Five on October 9, 2019

Security Awareness is the first, best defense againt email attacks like phishing, ransomware and account theft. Email attacks are the most prominent form currently and every person on a computer connected to email and the Internet is a target. Security Awareness for your organization should NOT be cost prohibitive. This epsiode talks about the importance and how you can get 100% free security awareness now and forever.

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Episode 597 – The Internet Gets A Little More Secure At HTTP v3 Rolls Out

By Security In Five on October 8, 2019

The iteration of HTTP, version 3, is beginning to be rolled out by CloudFlare. Chrome and Firefox are also beginning to support it. This epsiode talks about what HTTP/3 is and why it's a good move for the overall Internet.

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