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Social Hacking: The Security Threat That Hides in Plain Sight

Companies are investing more and more in cybersecurity, and rightfully so. Cybercriminals always manage to stay one step ahead of technology, and a weak or compromised network is an invitation for them to steal sensitive and proprietary data. What many businesses are not aware of, however, is the rise of social hacking, and the importance of using security services company Louisiana to combat it.

3 Common Work Injuries

Going to work should never result in harm, but every day, people find themselves feeling pain as a result of their job. Whether this injury is due to an accident (see more) or long-term exposure to elements at work, it warrants a trip to a doctor for diagnosis and relief. It helps to understand what the three most common work injuries are so you can either avoid them or get help when you become the victim of one.

1. Muscle Strains

The most common problem that results from a workplace incident is a muscle strain. Since the human body is made up of a myriad of muscles and tissue, there are a lot of possibilities for injuries. You may trip and fall, roll and ankle or lift something too heavy.

How To Determine if You Should File Bankruptcy

Most people don’t want to file for bankruptcy, but sometimes, it’s a necessity. Before you begin worrying about losing your assets, though, consider if bankruptcy is truly the right option for you. Ask yourself these questions before calling an attorney.

What Is Your Situation?

Consider your situation before you default to bankruptcy. Inventory your liquid assets, such as retirement funds, real estate, and savings accounts. Next, add up your bills, credit card statements, and other loans to determine how much you owe. If you owe more than the value of your assets, you may be better off declaring bankruptcy.

Dress for Success When Concealing a Firearm

If you have a permit for concealed carry of a firearm, it’s important that you choose carefully when dressing for the day. Your personal build, clothing, weapon, and carry system all must work together to achieve this end.

The Problem

Maintaining concealment has both legal and tactical implications. For civilians it’s usually a must, as few businesses tolerate open carry even in jurisdictions where it’s legal. Even law enforcement officers, who may carry in any manner they choose, generally maintain concealment except when in uniform. Open carry requires high tactical awareness, as you become the first target in any active shooting situation. Uniformed officers train extensively and use special holsters to avoid having a bad guy grab their gun when on duty.

Writing a good speech – is it difficult?

In an effort to become a good speaker, you will first need to learn the proper way to write a good speech. The best part about it is that it is something that most of us can learn if we only stick to the rules.

When trying to write your next speech ensure that you write the speech to be heard, not to be read, which means that you will need to use brief sentences, make it simple, keep it familiar, and ensure that you use various verbs.