2022-05-21
Steve McEvoy presented “Hackers are Attacking Orthodontic Practices – Are Your Defenses in Place?” to the AAO 2022 Annual session held at the Miami Beach convention center on May 21, 2022.
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2022-03-04
Steve McEvoy presented “Personal Cyber Security – Protecting Yourself from the Evils of the Internet” to the WOCON Spring 2022 session held in Las Vegas, Nevada at Caesar’s Palace.
2022-03-03
Steve McEvoy presented “Personal Cyber Security – Protecting Yourself from the Evils of the Internet” to the Dolphin Users Group Meeting 2022 held in Huntington Beach, California.
2021-06-26
Steve McEvoy presented “Personal Cyber Security – Protecting Yourself from the Evils of the Internet” to the AAO 2021 Annual Session that was Virtual this year..
2020-03-06
Steve McEvoy presented “Personal Cyber Security – Protecting Yourself from the Evils of the Internet” to the Dolphin Users Meeting in Austin, TX.
2019-09-14
Steve McEvoy presented “Personal Cyber Security – How to Better Protect Yourself Online” to the GLAO/MASO Annual Meeting in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
2019-03-03
Steve McEvoy presented “We do the craziest things with our computers: How to improve cybersecurity in your practice” to the Moyers Symposium – Ann Arbor, MI.
The presentation is available upon request by email.
2019-03-03
Steve McEvoy presented “We do the craziest things with our computers: How to improve cybersecurity in your practice” to the Moyers Symposium – Ann Arbor, MI.
The presentation is available upon request by email.
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We do the Stupidest Things Online
2019-02-28
Steve McEvoy presented “We do the Stupidest Things Online” to the Dolphin Users Meeting – Phoenix, AZ.
The presentation is available upon request by email.
What is a good password?
A good password is one that is sufficient to keep others out. Unfortunately what we’ve been doing in the past is no longer sufficient to combat the modern hacker. Our old password habits include:
- Short passwords can be hacked in seconds
- Passwords that are made up from guessable words like our kids names, etc.
- Even seemingly complex passwords made from special characters and numbers can be hacked in seconds or minutes now.