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The Top 11 Cybersecurity Risks to Small Businesses

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By Joseph Steinberg, A Lecturer
| josephsteinberg.com
I frequently am asked what the biggest cybersecurity risks are for small businesses. While every business is unique, and, as a result, is vulnerable to somewhat different dangers than every other business, there are certain commonalities across industries and geographies. The following list is not meant to be comprehensive, just to point out what are likely the eleven most common areas of risk. 1.
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Six ways your smartwatch is lying to you, according to science

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By Hunter Bennett, A Lecturer
| zurl.co
You check your smartwatch after a run. Your fitness score has dropped. You’ve hardly burned any calories. Your recovery score is really low. It’s telling you to take the next 72 hours off exercise. The worst bit? The whole run felt amazing. So, why’s your watch telling you the opposite? Ultimately, it’s because smartwatches and other fitness trackers aren’t always accurate.
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Clarifying the role of Islamic Banking in Ghana's Secular Framework

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By Abdul-Jalil Ibrahim, A Lecturer
| TV3 Ghana
As a nation built on the foundational values of religious tolerance, pluralism, and peaceful coexistence, Ghana's secularism must not be misconstrued as the exclusion of religion from public life. Rather, it is a constitutional commitment to neutrality that permits diverse religious communities to participate equally in civic, cultural, and economic development.
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