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IT and Network Consulting Print E-mail

What We Do..

Synergies Systems specializes in secure, cost-effective VPN, LAN and WAN design for the Northern California area in integration, monitoring and management solutions. Synergies provides the kind of reassurance clients need to know that their vital networks will function to support their enterprises -- whenever and wherever they are. Working with industry leaders, Synergies offers clients complete network solutions.

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Get a separate email address for postings Print E-mail
To secure your data and reduce SPAM sent to your business as well as to your private email account, get a dedicated address for internet postings. Never use your business email address for posting guestbook entries, votes, or questions and answers in forums and surveys. It's good to be reachable in these situations, but best to be anonymous.
 
If you are a victim of identity theft, report it immediately Print E-mail

Here are some things you should do.

  1. Contact the three major credit bureaus and have them place a fraud alert on your credit report.
  2. If a credit card was involved, contact the credit card company and close the account.
  3. Contact your local law enforcement agency and file a report.
  4. File a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission.
  5. Document all conversations so you know whom you spoke to and when.
 
Don't Trust Links Sent in Email Messages Print E-mail
A common fraud, called "phishing", sends messages that appear to be from a bank, shop or auction, giving a link to a fake website and asking you to follow that link and confirm your account details. The fraudsters then use your account details to buy stuff or transfer money out of the account. These fake sites can be hard to spot, so no reputable organization will send a message requesting your confidential information.
 
Don't click on links in pop-ups or banner advertisements Print E-mail
In July 2007, when iPhones were scarce and strongly in demand, Botnet herders put software on already infected computers that redirected users browsing for iPhones to phony websites. The malware caused pop-ups and banner advertisements on infected computers; clicking on the provided links took users to the phony sites. People who attempted to buy iPhones from the sites were actually providing the Bad Guys with their personal and financial information. You can expect to see something similar for any fad that comes along. When your heart is tempted by the latest hot fad, don't throw caution to the wind.
 
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