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How did your social media usage change during 2020?

There are some things you can do to make work more comfortable. It's called Ergonomics.

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Sending Warm Wishes and Cheer! On behalf of Cybernet LLC, we would like to offer best wishes to you and your family for this holiday season. We hope you continue to stay happy, healthy, and safe during this time. We look forward to sharing the coming years with you. ~Your Cybernet Team Please note that our office will be closed from Dec 25 - Dec 28.

Happy Holidays from Zoom! Zoom is lifting its 40-minute meeting limit for several upcoming holidays. Catch up with loved ones without worrying about the time.

Cybernetny.com wishes you a Safe and Happy Thanksgiving! Our office will be closed Thursday (11/26) and Friday (11/27). We'll be back on Monday (11/30). We hope you have a relaxing holiday!... Ian, Mike, Karen, Zach, & Chester See more

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Come & see what Long Beach has to offer...Beyond the Beach! This exciting city-wide event will be held October 23rd, 24th & 25th Follow the map to check out the... entries in the Halloween House/Balcony Decorating Contest Drive-through tour (map will be provided on website), then enjoy fall-themed storefront window displays, art exhibits & performances, exclusive offers from local shops and autumn-inspired dining delights at our famous local eateries. Every aspect of this long weekend of fun has been designed to be a socially distanced event! Be sure to make your dinner reservations in advance Visit: www.thelongbeachchamber.com to plan your visit #autumn #fallfest #halloween #sociallydistant #beyondthebeach #Citybythesea #LBNY #longbeach #LongbeachNotCalifornia #thelongbeachchamber #thelongbeachartscouncil

Now may be the best time to get ahead of your competitors. At this stage of the pandemic, the effects of SEO right now, are very clear. Let us get your site to the top of search engines.

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Let's talk about how your business is positioned as the economy restarts. Cybernet will get in you in the right place to bounce back as the nation re-opens. Call us today at 516-897-8419

For those of you who have businesses, think about what you post on your personal social media. Several business owners are posting negative posts regarding events going on in our country lately. Customers are shaming them for these posts via Yelp and Google business reviews. Be kind and think before you hit send.

Look out for LinkedIn Catfish! Don't be fooled by some of the cold outreach messages you may be receiving, & choose wisely who you're connecting with. - screen shot of a real conversation yesterday!

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Have you done spring cleaning on your social media?

FBI Pittsburgh Warns Popular Social Media Trends Can Lead to Fraud. FBI Pittsburgh is warning social media users to pay close attention to the information they share online. A number of trending social media topics seem like fun games, but can reveal answers to very common password retrieval security questions. Fraudsters can leverage this personal information to reset account passwords and gain access to once-protected data and accounts. The high school support photo trend e...ncourages users to share their high school photo to support the class of 2020. Many people are including the name of their schools and mascots, and their graduation years. All three are answers to common password retrieval security questions. Other examples include posting a picture of your first car; answering questions about your best friend; providing the name of your first pet; identifying your first concert, favorite restaurant, or favorite teacher; and tagging your mother, which may reveal her maiden name. The FBI encourages you to be vigilant and carefully consider the possible negative impact of sharing too much personal information online. Check your security settings to ensure they are set to the appropriate levels and enable two-factor or multi-factor authentication when available. Authentication is a process that requires you to prove who you are in more than one way while accessing an account. There are three categories of credentials: something you know; something you have; and something you are. Something you know is your password or a set PIN you use to access an account. The PIN does not typically change. Something you have is a security token or app that provides a randomly generated number that rotates frequently. The token provider confirms that youand only youknow that number. Something you have can include verification texts, emails, or calls that you must respond to before accessing an account. Something you are includes fingerprints, facial recognition, or voice recognition. This category of credentialing sounds a bit unnervingbut think about how you unlocked your smart phone this morning. You probably have used your fingerprints or face several times today just to check your email. Multi-factor authentication is required by some providers, but is optional for others. If given the choice, take advantage of multi-factor authentication whenever possible, but especially when accessing your most sensitive personal datato include your primary email account, and your financial and health records. As always, if you have been victimized by a cyber fraud, you can report it to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center at www.IC3.gov.

Keep Calm, Market On Small businesses, more than ever, need to continue with a marketing strategy and plan. Why? It’s a vital part to maintain steady sales to stay afloat during these uncertain times. Learn more at www.cybernetny.com/marketing

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With the rise of social distancing, we are seeking out new ways to connect, mostly through video chat