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The Election 20XX U.S. Congressional Candidate forum hosted by Black Lives Matter Lansing provided an opportunity for intimate conversation with candidates Brian Ellison and Chris Smith. Moderators Ashley James and Ragine Head presented questions on topics including education, criminal justice and health. To learn more about Election 20XX visit www.election20XX.com.

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The Election 20XX U.S. Congressional Candidate forum hosted by Black Lives Matter Lansing provided an opportunity for intimate conversation with candidates Brian Ellison and Chris Smith. Moderators Ashley James and Ragine Head presented questions on topics including education, criminal justice and health. To learn more about Election 20XX visit www.election20XX.com.

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The Election 20XX U.S. Congressional Candidate forum hosted by Black Lives Matter Lansing provided an opportunity for intimate conversation with candidates Brian Ellison and Chris Smith. Moderators Ashley James and Ragine Head presented questions on topics including education, criminal justice and health.

The Election 20XX Candidate’s Forum provides candidates with an opportunity to connect with potential constituents and share your commitment to issues that matter to them. Last year, Election 20XX successfully coordinated multiple candidate forums during the 2017 Lansing election cycle. As a result, our Forums proved vital to both candidates and community members. To learn more about Election 20XX visit www.election20XX.com.

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Paula Cunningham currently serves as the State Director for AARP and in this interview, she shares her amazing life’s journey taking her to key leadership roles but never leaving downtown Lansing!

Paula shares her thoughts on mentoring and creating a personal board of directors that can help guide important personal and career decisions. Acknowledging that none of us are in life alone, building your personal network is a valuable step in any career.

Paula also explores career resources available through AARP and offers the idea of what happens when you get to the end of the 9th inning…going extra innings in a career you love, can be truly exciting!

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Chris Holman catches up with Edythe Hatter-Williams CEO of Capital Area Michigan Works! They cover how organizations can keep their talent including updating job postings regularly and how a business can be innovation and creative, sign-up bonuses, and employers paying off student loans.

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RADIO SHOW

Bottom Line I.T. with Mike Maddox and Amy Mumby

RECORDED at ASK

August 14, 2018

Technology and I.T topics include:

Segment 1

More Than Half of Consumers Don’t Password-Protect their Mobile Devices https://www.securitymagazine.com/articles/89220-half-of-consumers-dont-password-protect-their-mobile-devices

Reports say that Americans spent on average 5 hours a day on their mobile devices. With business applications like email, office productivity and other industry specifics apps being used on mobile, it’s no surprise that mobile device management is a concern for many business owners. Kaspersky Lab reported that 52% of those researched do not protect their passwords on their mobile devices. As the need for mobile accessible business apps continues to grow, business owners need to enforce stronger policies for password protection.

Segment 2

Hackers Steal Home Buyer's $400,000 Down Payment

https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/How-Hackers-Stole-a-Home-Buyers-400000-Down-Payment_Dallas-Fort-Worth-488149661.html

Real Estate professionals, and the FBI, are warning homebuyers of cyber-attacks and email phishing campaigns. Attackers will send emails to homebuyer from what appears to be the title company and the real estate agent asking the homebuyer to wire the down payment to an account. According to the FBI and the Washington Post, in 2016, Americans lost $19 million dollars in real estate fraud transactions. In 2017, the number sky rocketed to $969 million dollars.

Segment 3

Amazon suffers glitches at the start of Prime Day, its biggest shopping day of the year

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/16/amazon-suffers-glitches-in-opening-minutes-of-prime-day.html

According to Amazon, there are over 100 million Amazon Prime Members. In some sense, Amazon has gained a cult-like following. Many of those member have a countdown to Prime Day – when Amazon has incredible deals and savings on Amazon devices and countless other products. While Prime Day lasted 36 hours, Amazon had quite the rough start this year. Many consumers reported errors on desktop and mobile devices while trying to access the Amazon website, and even while trying to check out.

Segment 4

HP wants to build a printer you'll actually get excited about

https://www.cnet.com/news/hp-peps-up-printing-social-photos-ar-custom-hotel-rooms/

While most of our world and communications exist online, there is still a great need for printers. But many of us can related to the Office Space scene when the office printer is destroyed by employees with a baseball bat. HP wants to correct this by making a printer that is truly easy to use and can print – specifically photos - from a mobile device.

Segment 5

Network security: Bounties for bug-hunters make the internet safer

https://innovationmatters.economist.com/bounties-for-bug-hunters

HackerOne, a California-based company, is taking a different approach to cybersecurity by hiring more than 100,000 ethical hackers to help detect vulnerabilities. Their approach is to focus on “looking in, rather than building barriers to keep them (attackers) out”.

Segment 6 – Bottom Line Security

Timehop discloses July 4 data breach affecting 21 million

https://techcrunch.com/2018/07/09/timehop-discloses-july-4-data-breach-affecting-21-million/

Timehop experienced a security breach that exposed 21 million users’ names and email addresses – some of which also included a phone number. The attacker gained access to Timehop’s cloud back in December 2017.

www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com

RADIO SHOW

Bottom Line I.T. with Mike Maddox and Amy Mumby

RECORDED at ASK

August 14, 2018

Technology and I.T topics include:

Segment 1

More Than Half of Consumers Don’t Password-Protect their Mobile Devices https://www.securitymagazine.com/articles/89220-half-of-consumers-dont-password-protect-their-mobile-devices

Reports say that Americans spent on average 5 hours a day on their mobile devices. With business applications like email, office productivity and other industry specifics apps being used on mobile, it’s no surprise that mobile device management is a concern for many business owners. Kaspersky Lab reported that 52% of those researched do not protect their passwords on their mobile devices. As the need for mobile accessible business apps continues to grow, business owners need to enforce stronger policies for password protection.

Segment 2

Hackers Steal Home Buyer's $400,000 Down Payment

https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/How-Hackers-Stole-a-Home-Buyers-400000-Down-Payment_Dallas-Fort-Worth-488149661.html

Real Estate professionals, and the FBI, are warning homebuyers of cyber-attacks and email phishing campaigns. Attackers will send emails to homebuyer from what appears to be the title company and the real estate agent asking the homebuyer to wire the down payment to an account. According to the FBI and the Washington Post, in 2016, Americans lost $19 million dollars in real estate fraud transactions. In 2017, the number sky rocketed to $969 million dollars.

Segment 3

Amazon suffers glitches at the start of Prime Day, its biggest shopping day of the year

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/16/amazon-suffers-glitches-in-opening-minutes-of-prime-day.html

According to Amazon, there are over 100 million Amazon Prime Members. In some sense, Amazon has gained a cult-like following. Many of those member have a countdown to Prime Day – when Amazon has incredible deals and savings on Amazon devices and countless other products. While Prime Day lasted 36 hours, Amazon had quite the rough start this year. Many consumers reported errors on desktop and mobile devices while trying to access the Amazon website, and even while trying to check out.

Segment 4

HP wants to build a printer you'll actually get excited about

https://www.cnet.com/news/hp-peps-up-printing-social-photos-ar-custom-hotel-rooms/

While most of our world and communications exist online, there is still a great need for printers. But many of us can related to the Office Space scene when the office printer is destroyed by employees with a baseball bat. HP wants to correct this by making a printer that is truly easy to use and can print – specifically photos - from a mobile device.

Segment 5

Network security: Bounties for bug-hunters make the internet safer

https://innovationmatters.economist.com/bounties-for-bug-hunters

HackerOne, a California-based company, is taking a different approach to cybersecurity by hiring more than 100,000 ethical hackers to help detect vulnerabilities. Their approach is to focus on “looking in, rather than building barriers to keep them (attackers) out”.

Segment 6 – Bottom Line Security

Timehop discloses July 4 data breach affecting 21 million

https://techcrunch.com/2018/07/09/timehop-discloses-july-4-data-breach-affecting-21-million/

Timehop experienced a security breach that exposed 21 million users’ names and email addresses – some of which also included a phone number. The attacker gained access to Timehop’s cloud back in December 2017.

www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com

RADIO SHOW

Bottom Line I.T. with Mike Maddox and Amy Mumby

RECORDED at ASK

August 14, 2018

Technology and I.T topics include:

Segment 1

More Than Half of Consumers Don’t Password-Protect their Mobile Devices https://www.securitymagazine.com/articles/89220-half-of-consumers-dont-password-protect-their-mobile-devices

Reports say that Americans spent on average 5 hours a day on their mobile devices. With business applications like email, office productivity and other industry specifics apps being used on mobile, it’s no surprise that mobile device management is a concern for many business owners. Kaspersky Lab reported that 52% of those researched do not protect their passwords on their mobile devices. As the need for mobile accessible business apps continues to grow, business owners need to enforce stronger policies for password protection.

Segment 2

Hackers Steal Home Buyer's $400,000 Down Payment

https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/How-Hackers-Stole-a-Home-Buyers-400000-Down-Payment_Dallas-Fort-Worth-488149661.html

Real Estate professionals, and the FBI, are warning homebuyers of cyber-attacks and email phishing campaigns. Attackers will send emails to homebuyer from what appears to be the title company and the real estate agent asking the homebuyer to wire the down payment to an account. According to the FBI and the Washington Post, in 2016, Americans lost $19 million dollars in real estate fraud transactions. In 2017, the number sky rocketed to $969 million dollars.

Segment 3

Amazon suffers glitches at the start of Prime Day, its biggest shopping day of the year

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/16/amazon-suffers-glitches-in-opening-minutes-of-prime-day.html

According to Amazon, there are over 100 million Amazon Prime Members. In some sense, Amazon has gained a cult-like following. Many of those member have a countdown to Prime Day – when Amazon has incredible deals and savings on Amazon devices and countless other products. While Prime Day lasted 36 hours, Amazon had quite the rough start this year. Many consumers reported errors on desktop and mobile devices while trying to access the Amazon website, and even while trying to check out.

Segment 4

HP wants to build a printer you'll actually get excited about

https://www.cnet.com/news/hp-peps-up-printing-social-photos-ar-custom-hotel-rooms/

While most of our world and communications exist online, there is still a great need for printers. But many of us can related to the Office Space scene when the office printer is destroyed by employees with a baseball bat. HP wants to correct this by making a printer that is truly easy to use and can print – specifically photos - from a mobile device.

Segment 5

Network security: Bounties for bug-hunters make the internet safer

https://innovationmatters.economist.com/bounties-for-bug-hunters

HackerOne, a California-based company, is taking a different approach to cybersecurity by hiring more than 100,000 ethical hackers to help detect vulnerabilities. Their approach is to focus on “looking in, rather than building barriers to keep them (attackers) out”.

Segment 6 – Bottom Line Security

Timehop discloses July 4 data breach affecting 21 million

https://techcrunch.com/2018/07/09/timehop-discloses-july-4-data-breach-affecting-21-million/

Timehop experienced a security breach that exposed 21 million users’ names and email addresses – some of which also included a phone number. The attacker gained access to Timehop’s cloud back in December 2017.

www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com

RADIO SHOW

Bottom Line I.T. with Mike Maddox and Amy Mumby

RECORDED at ASK

August 14, 2018

Technology and I.T topics include:

Segment 1

More Than Half of Consumers Don’t Password-Protect their Mobile Devices https://www.securitymagazine.com/articles/89220-half-of-consumers-dont-password-protect-their-mobile-devices

Reports say that Americans spent on average 5 hours a day on their mobile devices. With business applications like email, office productivity and other industry specifics apps being used on mobile, it’s no surprise that mobile device management is a concern for many business owners. Kaspersky Lab reported that 52% of those researched do not protect their passwords on their mobile devices. As the need for mobile accessible business apps continues to grow, business owners need to enforce stronger policies for password protection.

Segment 2

Hackers Steal Home Buyer's $400,000 Down Payment

https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/How-Hackers-Stole-a-Home-Buyers-400000-Down-Payment_Dallas-Fort-Worth-488149661.html

Real Estate professionals, and the FBI, are warning homebuyers of cyber-attacks and email phishing campaigns. Attackers will send emails to homebuyer from what appears to be the title company and the real estate agent asking the homebuyer to wire the down payment to an account. According to the FBI and the Washington Post, in 2016, Americans lost $19 million dollars in real estate fraud transactions. In 2017, the number sky rocketed to $969 million dollars.

Segment 3

Amazon suffers glitches at the start of Prime Day, its biggest shopping day of the year

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/16/amazon-suffers-glitches-in-opening-minutes-of-prime-day.html

According to Amazon, there are over 100 million Amazon Prime Members. In some sense, Amazon has gained a cult-like following. Many of those member have a countdown to Prime Day – when Amazon has incredible deals and savings on Amazon devices and countless other products. While Prime Day lasted 36 hours, Amazon had quite the rough start this year. Many consumers reported errors on desktop and mobile devices while trying to access the Amazon website, and even while trying to check out.

Segment 4

HP wants to build a printer you'll actually get excited about

https://www.cnet.com/news/hp-peps-up-printing-social-photos-ar-custom-hotel-rooms/

While most of our world and communications exist online, there is still a great need for printers. But many of us can related to the Office Space scene when the office printer is destroyed by employees with a baseball bat. HP wants to correct this by making a printer that is truly easy to use and can print – specifically photos - from a mobile device.

Segment 5

Network security: Bounties for bug-hunters make the internet safer

https://innovationmatters.economist.com/bounties-for-bug-hunters

HackerOne, a California-based company, is taking a different approach to cybersecurity by hiring more than 100,000 ethical hackers to help detect vulnerabilities. Their approach is to focus on “looking in, rather than building barriers to keep them (attackers) out”.

Segment 6 – Bottom Line Security

Timehop discloses July 4 data breach affecting 21 million

https://techcrunch.com/2018/07/09/timehop-discloses-july-4-data-breach-affecting-21-million/

Timehop experienced a security breach that exposed 21 million users’ names and email addresses – some of which also included a phone number. The attacker gained access to Timehop’s cloud back in December 2017.

www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com

RADIO SHOW

Bottom Line I.T. with Mike Maddox and Amy Mumby

RECORDED at ASK

August 14, 2018

Technology and I.T topics include:

Segment 1

More Than Half of Consumers Don’t Password-Protect their Mobile Devices https://www.securitymagazine.com/articles/89220-half-of-consumers-dont-password-protect-their-mobile-devices

Reports say that Americans spent on average 5 hours a day on their mobile devices. With business applications like email, office productivity and other industry specifics apps being used on mobile, it’s no surprise that mobile device management is a concern for many business owners. Kaspersky Lab reported that 52% of those researched do not protect their passwords on their mobile devices. As the need for mobile accessible business apps continues to grow, business owners need to enforce stronger policies for password protection.

Segment 2

Hackers Steal Home Buyer's $400,000 Down Payment

https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/How-Hackers-Stole-a-Home-Buyers-400000-Down-Payment_Dallas-Fort-Worth-488149661.html

Real Estate professionals, and the FBI, are warning homebuyers of cyber-attacks and email phishing campaigns. Attackers will send emails to homebuyer from what appears to be the title company and the real estate agent asking the homebuyer to wire the down payment to an account. According to the FBI and the Washington Post, in 2016, Americans lost $19 million dollars in real estate fraud transactions. In 2017, the number sky rocketed to $969 million dollars.

Segment 3

Amazon suffers glitches at the start of Prime Day, its biggest shopping day of the year

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/16/amazon-suffers-glitches-in-opening-minutes-of-prime-day.html

According to Amazon, there are over 100 million Amazon Prime Members. In some sense, Amazon has gained a cult-like following. Many of those member have a countdown to Prime Day – when Amazon has incredible deals and savings on Amazon devices and countless other products. While Prime Day lasted 36 hours, Amazon had quite the rough start this year. Many consumers reported errors on desktop and mobile devices while trying to access the Amazon website, and even while trying to check out.

Segment 4

HP wants to build a printer you'll actually get excited about

https://www.cnet.com/news/hp-peps-up-printing-social-photos-ar-custom-hotel-rooms/

While most of our world and communications exist online, there is still a great need for printers. But many of us can related to the Office Space scene when the office printer is destroyed by employees with a baseball bat. HP wants to correct this by making a printer that is truly easy to use and can print – specifically photos - from a mobile device.

Segment 5

Network security: Bounties for bug-hunters make the internet safer

https://innovationmatters.economist.com/bounties-for-bug-hunters

HackerOne, a California-based company, is taking a different approach to cybersecurity by hiring more than 100,000 ethical hackers to help detect vulnerabilities. Their approach is to focus on “looking in, rather than building barriers to keep them (attackers) out”.

Segment 6 – Bottom Line Security

Timehop discloses July 4 data breach affecting 21 million

https://techcrunch.com/2018/07/09/timehop-discloses-july-4-data-breach-affecting-21-million/

Timehop experienced a security breach that exposed 21 million users’ names and email addresses – some of which also included a phone number. The attacker gained access to Timehop’s cloud back in December 2017.

www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com