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DA CREW PODCAST SEASON 1_ EPISODE #102_HOST APOSTLE GLORIA ANDERSON-LITTLE · DA CREW Podcast

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  aways. You never know when, so tune in every first and second Thursday
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  at pm Eastern Standard. Hello, Hello, hello again everyone, This is
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  a possible Gloria Anderson Little, the Doctor of Getting It Done, and welcome
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  to my podcast, Take your Life Back That's the first part we have to
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  do. And then live for live. I have power for your purpose,
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  to live for your purpose. I get it mixed up sometime, but we're
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  glad to be here this evening. And as I always start, as I
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  always start, I let you know that we're going to open with this,
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  Let the words of my mouth and the meditations of my heart be acceptable unto
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  you. And you know who you is. Huh Lord, my strength and
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  my redeemer. Amen, We're glad to be with you today, and I
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  am very grateful for this time and opportunity for you. And we have another
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  wonderful guest for you this evening, and we're going to talk about something that
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  people don't talk about and they should be and many people don't know to talk
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  about it because they don't understand the absolute necessity of it. And this is
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  why you find a lot of people losing their identity, getting their things stolen
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  from them, their identity stolen, and what it takes to get it back
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  after it's stolen. And this evening, we're going to be talking with none
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  other than Miss Regina King, and she is the owner of Cybersim and Cybersim
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  is one of the only female, black, female owned and operated cybersecurity firms
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  in the world, not in the United States, but in the world.
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  And I am very glad that she's here and we appreciate her taking the time
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  to come on and she is going to tell us what it is all about
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  when it comes to cybersecurity. And I'm letting you know now, when you
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  get through listening to what she has to say about cybersecurity, you're gonna think,
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  oh, well, I need this at my house too, not just
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  businesses. But she's going to break it all down to you. And I'm
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  introducing to you Miss Regina King, and she is the owner of cybersim Security.
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  Miss Day. Hello, how are you? I am very well.
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  I am glad you're here. I'm glad you took the time out of your
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  business schedule to visit me this evening because I think it's very important for people
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  to understand the magnitude of security in this day and age, the magnitude of
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  how people take away your security, how they take away how they just steal
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  your life. We've had a couple of people that we knew that had everything
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  taken from them, and the interesting thing is they get it. They get
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  all their securities, their identity and everything stolen, and people blame them and
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  treat you as the culprit, But it was your identity was stolen, that
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  was stolen, and you have to prove that you are who you are while
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  the thief is gone and using your credit cards, using your bank accounts,
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  and everything else. So I'm here, the floor is yours. Tell us
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  The first thing we want to know tonight is why cybersecurity. So, cybersecurity
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  is something that it seems like every year it gets more and more important because
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  everything is going digital, and so with cybersecurity, you have to protect your
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  information. Everyone is doing everything online. They're shopping online, they're paring their
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  bills online, they're banking online. They're doing everything online. But my question
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  would be, with you doing all of that online, you're giving all of
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  your information to a website that may or may not be a real website.
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  So cybersecurity helps to protect your information, not just online, but really all
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  the way around. What do you mean may not be a real website?
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  Do you have websites that may look like a legitimate website. Case in point,
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  Macy's. Macy's may send you an email that says, hey, your
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  account is so and so and so click here in this email and then that
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  eating Once you click on that link in your email, it's gonna take you
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  to a website that may not be Macy's. It may look like Macy's name,
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  but we all know Macy's don't have an apostrophe in their name. It's
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  something just that simple. If you're not paying attention, it'll still have the
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  same red letters, but that apostrophe will let you know that's not Macy's,
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  that's something else. So there are a lot of fake websites out there that
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  if you aren't really paying attention, because still your information absolutely seeing. These
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  are things that people and I would say this a lot of older citizens,
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  they would look, oh, that looks legitimate to me, let me click
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  on that, and then all of a sudden, what happens. They're frozen
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  out of their accounts. Give us an account of what happens when you do
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  that. So when you click on a link or you go to a website,
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  and I'm gonna venture out to say a lot of the social media pages
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  that you go to outlets, they have a lot of advertising all around those,
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  and you click on it, again, it may or may not be
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  legitimate. So when you do click on something or you go to a website,
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  they'll ask you for your information. They'll ask you to potentially verify your
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  information, and so all they want you to do is put in your name,
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  your phone number, your email address, your credit card, information.
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  And once you start doing that, well, let me let me, let
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  me back up. When you click on the link, it's probably going to
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  download what's called a key logger onto your computer. You never know it's it's
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  there because it's silent, and a key logger, A key logger, a
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  key logger and all that. It all it is is kind of like a
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  worm or a trojan that records every keystroke and it feeds that information back to
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  the culprit That's one way how they they get your information by downloading something on
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  your system. Once you click on that link and you go to that website
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  and then you start filling out the fields on that website verifying your information,
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  it's recording your information there too, wow, and it's just feeding it back
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  to the culprits are as we call them, bad actors, cybercriminals, Yes,
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  cyber cyber criminals. So my question to you is you you how long
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  have you been doing this? About twenty five years? About twenty five years?
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  Yes? When when did you get when did you start honing in on
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  cybersecurity? When did that become your primary concern? Believe it or not.
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  It's it's kind of like a testimony about fifteen years ago. What really made
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  me start debbing down into cybersecurity is my social media page was hacked on Instagram
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  and so when people started telling me, hey, there's this Asian person on
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  your page, and I'm trying to figure out, Okay, how did they
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  get my information? One? How did they get my user name? How
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  did they get my password? You know, and I had no clue.
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  And out of that frustration, I'm like, this has to stop. It
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  has to see somebody have to do something to stop this. And so I
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  made it my mandate to learn more about cybersecurity. You know, I've been
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  in technology for over twenty five years to hone in on cybersecurity, to help
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  people protect their data from people who like to steal their stuff. And the
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  sad part about it is the government, the companies, like the credit card
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  companies, they really don't care. They just want their money. And so
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  that's how I really got into it, because someone hacked my social media page.
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  And out of that frustration came cybersim and necessity is the mother of invention.
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  And you have definitely you have definitely grewn and shown that because I would
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  never have thought, never in who people who have small businesses they don't consider,
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  you know, the importance of having their information or even the people that
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  they who are their clients their information protected either. They don't think about it.
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  I know I didn't until you let me know, but I needed to
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  do. So what we're going to do is that we're going to take a
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  very brief commercial break and we're going to come back and we're going to delve
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  into some more of the intricate details of cybersecurity and you awesome basic Black After
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  Dawn in our new podcast show with your host Black Diamond Type, they got
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  to go after I'm gonna miss around a flip to see this will return with
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  one with a little touch of late frost. Lay spurs Lay spurs Ye said
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  that the way and we are back. We are back, and we are
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  with the Miss Regina King and she is the owner of Cybersim and cybersim is
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  literally one of the only female black owned cybersecurity firms in the world. And
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  I say that with much pride because we need to realize who we have walking
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  side by side with us every day. We have people of greatness and this
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  is one of the reasons that I love Love the Podcast, Love the Crew
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  podcast because when the founder, Miss Angela, when she decided to do this
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  and got people together. There are people with so many wonderful stories that no
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  one would ever hear if it was not for this. It was not for
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  uh, this podcast and this platform. And we love it. We love
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  it, we love it. Now back to the the idea of cybersecurity with
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  the smaller businesses and individuals. All right, what do you want to know?
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  Olive it? So with the smaller businesses, you know, when I
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  say small businesses a hundred employees or less, it could be uh, you
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  know, a sole proprietorship type business. A lot of the small businesses don't
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  have an IT department, and so they have computer systems, they have you
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  know, people's data, but it's not really protected really unless they have hired
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  maybe you know, an outside firm to assist in protecting that data such as
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  your Absolutely, absolutely and basically cybersecurity is the practice of just protecting your network,
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  protecting your data, protecting you know, the programs that you use for
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  your customers. You know, for retail, it's the POS system point of
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  sales systems, and so as a small business, you may not have the
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  grandeur IT room with servers you know left and right. You may have one
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  server if you have that, and it may not may or may not have
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  an anti virus on it. It may not have you know, a protection
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  type system like a firewall that protects your data inside from the bad people on
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  the outside. So my firm comes in help you right out something specific for
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  your business to help you protect that data. Now, that's for small business.
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  For individuals. Home users, just about every home have Internet, and
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  there's a lot of stuff that you have connected to your Internet. You have
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  your computers, you have your phones, you have your tablets, you have
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  your televisions. Now many people now have the digital thermostats. All of this
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  is connected to the Internet. I'm gonna drop this in. I'm gonna drop
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  this in and I want you to think about it. When your Internet is
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  installed, did you change the admin password to your Internet modem? And did
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  you change your user name to the Internet modem? Or is it the same
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  as when the technician came in and installed it. Wow? Okay, I
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  never gave that one. I old have thought, not one. I old
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  thought never thought about it. You know, they came in there, installed
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  it X number of years ago and it Wow. So you change that because
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  you change that because one, you're not the only one that has that information.
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  The technician that installed it has that same information. And at any given
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  point in time, they know where you live. They installed it, they
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  can drive right by, connect to your network at home, and connect to
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  your computer systems with people. And wow, See this is why I have
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  people like this on because she just opened up a plethora of information, not
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  only to me, but I'm sure to probably everyone who's on, who's listening,
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  who's tuned in. And it is so interesting too that these are things
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  I never thought to change. Why would I want to change it? They
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  know? Wow? So I appreciate I appreciate you breaking this down for us,
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  and you gave us information where you said your company would come in and
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  you would do there would be a write up of a like somewhat of a
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  plan of action, a plan of action okay for small businesses, policies and
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  procedures you know, to protect your data. Okay, Okay, so now
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  go ahead. I just I just need to ask now for for this,
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  I want to write here, I want to put plug in how they can
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  contact you. So my upside is cyber dash sim s ym dot com.
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  My email address is Regina dot King at cyberdash sim dot com and our phone
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  number is eight three two three seven nine two two two four. We're open
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  eight to five Monday through Friday by appointment only. If you'd like to meet
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  with us, We would definitely love to us set an appointment with you to
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  kind of go over what it is you're lacking, because the worst thing that
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  can happen is you go somewhere to make a purchase and all of your money
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  from your bank account is gone. Oh see knowledge, Now this is what
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  I would like you to do. And then you see the private chat uh
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  huh type all your information in there, okay, and it can be and
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  it can be posted all right, and I need that I need to listen.
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  I need that done a SAP. I need it done right now.
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  But this is what I want to write, yeah, right now. The
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  people who are listening to you now, one of the questions, uh,
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  are you just local or are you nationally? We can be national virtually because
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  of technology. We can talk to any anyone anywhere. We can create a
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  plan at any time anywhere, because it's basically, you tell me what you
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  have and we can devise that plan for you because every company is different.
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  Every company has a different need. Some companies don't need a whole lot,
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  maybe they just need an anti virus, and so we can do that.
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  And that's that's one of the things I was going to ask too. With
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  the anti virus. You know, the it doesn't take much to be proactive
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  as opposed to reactive, because it costs you more to fix something than it
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  does to maintain it. Am I correct about that? You are one correct?
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  It takes billions of dollars to fix a breach, a data breach,
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  billions and one of these Sometimes it's not recoverable. Sometimes what I'm sorry,
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  Sometimes it's not the data is not recoverable. Well, and something like this
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  happened to our US government. Didn't they get breached? They did? I'm
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  just asking him a question. We're talking cybersecurity. We are they if they
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  had hired you, they wouldn't have gotten the breach. You're absolutely right.
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  See That's what I'm saying now. This is this is something that I may
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  not know a lot about, but I know for myself. Had I not
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  followed a couple of the things that you told me and and we did,
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  or you told me to do and I did. It is just so very
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  important now and the farther along we get in this life, this thing called
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  life, the more we need cybersecurity, ycause people are coming from everywhere.
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  They're doing the electrical grid. Was was taken down? Wasn't it taken down?
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  That? But so you know, things like this are what we need.
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  So you know, we have your information on the screen and people who
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  know what who have heard anything about this, and possibly there's some people who
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  have already been act I was, and then you and then with the hackness
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  you get. It's so irritating. It is so irritating. And then you
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  have people you need to get business done. You can't get the business done
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  because people have done, you know, have hacked in. It took you
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  taking your stuff and it's and then you try to get your your money at
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  the bank there are people look in your face, well but miss Gloria,
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  I can't give you okay, Then you know, yeah, and this is
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  you don't need that frustration. And that's why Miss King is here and available
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  for you to get even the smallest, the smallest thing. You may think
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  it's small, but it is not. When it comes to criminal activity.
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  It is not small because once you once you were hacked, you know,
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  it's it just it causes a very, very large problem. And I'm going
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  to ask you to give us, give us just a bit more information because
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  we're you know, on here or of course at certain length of time,
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  but I want you to give us a little bit more information about how detrimental
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  it is and how important it is even for the individual individual to have cybersecurity.
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  Absolutely, one of the biggest things is to be aware. You know,
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  back in the day they say be aware of your surroundings. Well now
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  it's be aware where you put your information. From large corporations, mid size,
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  small, all the way down to the home front. You have to
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  be mindful of what you do. And it doesn't take a lot to do
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  when you're at home. All it takes is paying attention to the websites that
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  you go to, pay attention to your email. There's so much phishing emails
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  that's going out, you know, there are so many phone calls. People
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  are being called saying it's the IRS and you resident call anybody. They don't.
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  They don't call you, and they will not send you an email.
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  Let me repeat that, the IRS will not call you and they will not
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  send you an email saying you owe them. They will send you a certified
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  letter right along with the banks. The banks are not going to ask you
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  to verify any information via an email. So when you see a lot of
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  these things, and I'm gonna give you this tenbit to do. When you
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  see an email and you wonder if something inside of you say kind of don't
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  look right, but it does it do. Case in point, Amazon,
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  there's a lot of emails that are going out. They have the Amazon name.
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  It looks like Amazon, It kind of smells like Amazon, but it
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  really is an Amazon. Because Amazon is not going to tell you in an
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  email that your account is locked. No, they won't. And I've gotten
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  so many of those. Absolutely absolutely, And so you'll find out your account
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  is locked when you try to log in. Yeah, after you log in,
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  they'll tell you with a notification something's wrong with your account. Fix it.
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  But they're not going to tell you that in an email. So that's
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  something to just start looking for. Now they're going with text messaging. You
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  got your email, you know you got just leaving information laying around text messages.
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  Now they're texting you telling you you know so and so your account is
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  locked, thinking it's a bank, and you realize you don't even bank at
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  that company, So why are you clicking or calling the number in a text
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  message? Say that again? If you don't bank there, why are you
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  even engaging what? Yes? Yes, So these are just little tidbits to
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  start paying attention too, because they're getting slicker and slicker by the day.
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  The more stuff they can make look real, the more people, especially the
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  elderly. It flusters me to no end when I hear of an elderly person
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  being scammed by some criminals like this, and so I want to be able
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  to educate everyone. Do the little bitty things. You know, A lot
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  of people have passwords, and I bet you you never thought about this.
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  A lot of people have passwords that are related to their name, family member,
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  birthdays, something that numerous people pretty much know or can figure out.
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  Change your passwords at least every ninety days on your accounts. I know it
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  takes a lot to do, but do that because it will, in the
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  end keep your information safe. Not only that, use complex passwords. Complex
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  passwords or passwords that have at least thirteen fourteen characters and not a D E
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  F G one two, three, four fact no eight characters. That that's
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  that's of the old. Make sure it's a complex password. And and if
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  whatever it is, the website, the bank that you're with, if they
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  have multi factor authentication, take advantage of that because we explain that. But
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  it's multi what did you say, multi factor authentication And basically what that is
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  it's a second way for you to be authenticated on the website. On a
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  website, for example, you put in your password, but then it sends
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  like a one time code to your phone. It'll ask you to download maybe
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  Microsoft Authenticator, and so once you put that information in, it'll send that
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  code to your phone and you have to type that that six digits into that
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  website to gain access. It's it's a multi layer of protection for you.
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  Well, I this is what I will say. Anyone who needs to have
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  their cybersecurity upgraded, updated or just done period needs to contact Misregina King at
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  cyber sim because she is one of the masters of this. This came about
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  through what she faced, what she did, what she went through, and
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  as I stated, necessity is the mother of invention. And I am very
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  proud that she is a black woman in business and has one of the premier
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  businesses in the United States, otherwise known as the world. I thank you,
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  Miss King, for being on with me this evening, and I'm sure
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  that people have gotten a plethora of information from you, and I'm and I'm
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  also sure that you will be getting some calls because this is not the last
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  time that they will hear this. It is not. And I again I
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  thank the the the leader of our group, Miss Angie, and all my
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  my podcast the crew. I thank them for always having literally and this is
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  no joke, my back as a new beyond the on the group, on
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  the on the podcast scene. And I again I just applaud you all for
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  being the people who you that you are. And in closing, my prayer
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  for everyone here is to live according to Deuteronomy twenty eight one through fourteen.
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  That is my prayer for you and I will see you all next time on
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  Take your life back, live for your purpose. Until then, be blessed,
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  Bye, bye, blessings everyone, and thank you for joining me this
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  evening on my podcast Take your life backward, power to live for your purpose.
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  I am Gloria