Category: Technology

Are Browser Security Warnings a Big Deal?

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The Google Chrome Security team announced recently that their Chrome browser has begun labeling HTTP connections as “Not Secure”. The first small step was to change the security icon on web pages that except credit cards or passwords. Other browsers like FireFox and Safari have made similar changes in the past year. The goal is […]
The Google Chrome Security team announced recently that their Chrome browser has begun labeling HTTP connections as "Not Secure". The first small step was to change the security icon on web pages that except credit cards or passwords. Other browsers like FireFox and Safari have made similar changes in the past year. The goal is to make users more aware of security. Basically, Google wants all sites to install a valid security certificate and transition from HTTP to HTTPS. Luckily, the process...

Who’s Tracking You Online?

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Do websites know specifically who you are when you visit them? I’m not talking about sites you’ve registered with and given permission to keep your information easily available. I’m talking about websites that you may never have visited or others you might not want to know your personal information. The short answer is probably not […]
Do websites know specifically who you are when you visit them? I'm not talking about sites you've registered with and given permission to keep your information easily available. I'm talking about websites that you may never have visited or others you might not want to know your personal information. The short answer is probably not your specific name and address, but they may have a behavioral profile of you with a lot of information that's been gathered and aggregated. They can know your geographic...

Get Notified When Someone Opens a Email – Signals

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Ever wonder if someone has opened an important email you’ve sent them? According to HubSpot, their new Chrome app called Signals will let you know if a message has been opened and a good bit more. You have to use Gmail or Outlook to receive the notifications. Signals interfaces with Salesforce and the HubSpot marketing platform […]
Ever wonder if someone has opened an important email you've sent them? According to HubSpot, their new Chrome app called Signals will let you know if a message has been opened and a good bit more. You have to use Gmail or Outlook to receive the notifications. Signals interfaces with Salesforce and the HubSpot marketing platform as well. According to the HubSpot blog page announcing the release: "Signals is a notification app that helps you know when and how to engage your leads. It lives in...