This month’s Tech Tip comes to us from Jed Fearon, Solution Advisor at ProviDyn.
Whenever I drive by The Container Store, I am vividly reminded of my desire to have everything in its proper place. In these times of perpetual cyber warfare, this mindset (or slight case of OCD) is richly applicable to computer workstations and email accounts. Do you have any important items on your desktop instead of a secure corporate file share? Move them ASAP! Now you don’t have to worry about giving away the keys to the kingdom if your laptop or workstation happens to be stolen. Do you still have newsletters you signed up for during the Clinton administration filling up your inbox? Or ones you didn’t sign up for promoting the wonders of CBD oil? Unsubscribe, block sender, or mark as SPAM. Removing the clutter will help you focus on the most actionable messages and lower the likelihood that you unwittingly click on a dangerous link loaded with malware.
Jed Fearon is a 15-year managed services veteran with a BA in English from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and an MBA with a concentration in Marketing from American University in Washington D.C. Employed by ProviDyn for the last 4 years as a Solution Advisor, he resides
in West Midtown with his rescue dog – Piper, a Potcake from The Bahamas. Jed is active at Atlanta Westside Presbyterian Church and plays drums in their worship band every other Sunday.
www.providyn.com 404-551-5492, ext 508 and jed.fearon@providyn.com
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