Phishing has proven to be one of the more difficult security problems to solve, and the biggest challenge is that human error is to blame for most of our problems. If only we could remove humans from the loop, everything would work perfectly. Sure humans make mistakes and click on malicious links and fall for phishing scams, yet it's not always because of ignorance or indifference or carelessness. Quite often, it's because the people crafting those phishing emails and creating the campaigns understand human psychology and know how to target their messages to create emotional responses. Click HERE to learn more. 

Look at a map of the  world drawn upside down. It's a good way to challenge your assumptions about the way the world is - especially which continents and oceans are bigger and which are smaller. Looking at the business world upside down has a similar effect: It challenges your assumptions about company characteristics and what they mean for an organization.  Click  HERE  to learn about new strategies that can systematically help you ask important questions about whether upside-down rather than right-side-up dynamics may be at work in your business

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When interest rates start to rise again - and they will - mortgage lenders looking to bring in extra business should consider shaking up their offerings.  Simple steps, such as digitizing the lending experience, can go a long way toward boosting mortgage applications even as interest  rates continue to fluctuate.  Most millennials want to own  a home. In fact, 72% say owning a home is a top priority. Earn the business of these tech-savvy consumers -- as the  largest generation in the U.S. workforce , millennials have the purchasing power to make a big difference in your bottom line. Click  HERE  to learn more.

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