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Welcome to our monthly cybersecurity newsletter. Our goal with this newsletter is to bring you some of the latest news in cybersecurity & business.

GALACTIC TRUST & COMPLIANCE CERTIFICATION

We are pleased to announce that ResTech became compliance certified in July 2024. We have furthered our partnership with Galactice Advisors by completing our compliance certification with them, continuing our commitment to help all businesses achieve compliance.

In 2023 we partnered with Galactic Advisors. Galactic Advisors is a third-party cybersecurity firm that partners with IT providers such as ResTech Solutions and focuses on security from third-party assessments to compliance. As part of this partnership, Galactic Advisors regularly audits our internal systems. In early April 2024 we completed the first stage of our security journey and acheived Trust Level 1.

You can learn more about our Trust Level 1 certification and see our last audit date here.

TECH HUMOR

Your troubleshooting skills are amazing, Louis. You just hit it until it works—classic IT move.

Do you have questions or concerns about your business' cybersecurity posture? Does your business need help with cybersecurity?

CYBERSECURITY NEWS

July 2025

Why Are There Blocked Websites on Work WiFi?

Why are there blocked websites on your work WiFi?

Dive into how restricting certain sites can help maintain a more secure and productive work environment.

Are Fake Websites Faking You Out?

Here are three ways that you might encounter fake websites, and how you can stay safe from this threat no matter what form it takes!

When Botnets Take Over Your Phone

What happens once your devices are taken over by cybercriminals? Whether they initially break in via malware, phishing, or some other kind of attack, cybercriminals can then take complete control of your device.

How AI Stops Small Mistakes from Becoming Big Cyber Events

95% of cyber-attacks happen because of simple human error. How can AI help smooth out these oversights and prevent them from snowballing?

Doxxing: What You Need to Know About this Cyber-Threat

Doxxing occurs when a bad actor publicly posts private, personal, or identifying information about an individual without their consent.

Let’s dive into more about this threat and how to handle it.

Are You Posting Too Much Information to Social Media?

Are you careful about how much you share about yourself, or your day-to-day habits, on social media?

SEE THE LATEST SECURITY POSTS

SELECT BUSINESS & TECH ARTICLES

July 2025

How to remove your personal info from Google search – it’s quick and easy
Elyse Betters Picaro, ZD Net

Think your personal info is buried online? Think again. Google makes it easy to request removal of sensitive details like phone numbers and home addresses from search results. Learn how to check what’s out there—and take quick steps to protect your privacy.

10 Ways AI Can Support Remote Workers
Su Guillory, All Business

AI is transforming how remote workers get things done—automating emails, scheduling, translations, and more. It’s helping digital professionals save time, stay organized, and boost productivity from anywhere. Explore the key ways AI is reshaping the remote work experience.

71% of new hires click on phishing emails within 3 months
Anamarija Pogorelec, HelpNet Security

Think new hires aren’t a security risk? Think again. New employees are far more likely to fall for phishing scams in their first 90 days. Learn why early training matters—and what you can do about it.

Batteries on Board: Can You Put Electronics in Checked Bags?
Jill Duffy, PC Mag

Think tossing electronics in checked luggage is no big deal? Think again. From lost bags to battery hazards, placing devices in your suitcase could cost you. Learn what’s allowed, what’s risky, and how to travel smarter with your tech.