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Winner #13 Garrett Bergey from SDE Engineering is the lucky winner of the $50 Amazon Gift Card for the 2nd half of June 2019. Thank you for submitting your online review and we hope you enjoy your gift from us.

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On June 16th I was fortunate to be present at #BuildIT19, John C. Maxwell #johnc.maxwell was the keynote speaker and during his speech he spoke about many different things but I wanted to share with you what I believe will help you overcome any obstacles and reach your full potential.

I had the pleasure of meeting Daymond John CEO of FUBU and one of the members of Shark Tank. He talked about how he was able to overcome all the obstacles he encounters throughout his life by following 5 simple points.

Today I want to share these 5 points that were shared with me.

Truly honored to be invited to speak today at the Cybersecurity Forum at the United Nations Headquarters in New York City. A humbling experience. I am dedicated to bringing awareness and solutions to help small businesses mitigate Cybersecurity risks throughout the United States.

Up to the late 1990s, real estate brokerages conducted business with the same tools and business models that had been in place for decades. With the development of the Internet, along came new challenges for real estate brokers that are altering the landscape. One such example is that online brokerages are forcing conventional real estate entities to share their most useful tool called the Multiple Listings System, also known as MLS.

More people today use personal mobile devices like smartphones and tablets for business purposes. Such devices, coupled with greater Wi-Fi accessibility and cloud services, have empowered us with the ability to access data and do business from practically anywhere at anytime.

For small- to medium-sized businesses (SMBs), an IT network failure can be devastating because they don’t have the resources of large corporations to bounce back from such disasters. Preparation against such devastation may be the only course for them to avoid failure and survive with the least damage if failure occurs. SMBs must be proactive in recognizing the eventuality of a cyber attack or human error that can cause data loss and disrupt business continuity. This is what needs to be done to help prevent a potential failure.

This cyberattack scheme hasn’t garnered nearly as much attention as the usual “break-in-and-steal-data-to-sell-on-the-Internet version,” but it can be even more debilitating. Ransomware attacks have begun appearing in the last few years and its practitioners are so polished that in few cases they even have mini­call centers to handle your payments and questions.