Increase Office Productivity and Protect Your Data! How to Take Care of Business with a Signal Blocker.

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Hacking is one of the greatest threats to a business’s security — and integrity — today.
With 67% of businesses polled saying they’ve been a victim of a cyber crime, it’s not something you can afford to ignore.
Beyond hacking, employee negligence and accidental Internet exposure are the second and third most common forms of security breach.
So, what can you do?
Getting a signal blocker is one of the best ways to protect your company. Not only does it protect your data, it also increases employee productivity.
Not sure where to begin? We’re here to help.

Understanding The Methods

There are multiple ways your network might be at risk. After all, hackers have gotten craftier over the years and can continually find new ways to steal your data. You need to keep up with them.
It’s important you understand their methods when considering a signal blocker.

Common Types of Attacks

Brute Force Attack

An extremely common method, it works just like how it sounds. The hackers use “brute force” to barge their way into your network.
Your WiFi has a WiFi protected set up (WPS). The WPS has an 8-byte pin. All a hacker needs is a few hours and a couple thousand guesses to get in.

Public WiFi

A “Man in the Middle” type of attack is more common for people who travel and use public WiFi.
In this attack, hackers monitor your communications and activity while you’re in transit. Eventually, they can even intercept and change any communication you receive.

Use a Signal Blocker for Security

Obviously, having Internet access is as essential to an office as a dedicated phone system. By setting up a smart system, you can protect yourself and your data.
By limiting mobile access and blocking cell phone signals, you can lock down your data. You guarantee there’s limited and secure access and prevent the aforementioned hacking breaches.

Give your Productivity a Boost

Another benefit of locking down your signal? It will take care of one annoying issue: employees wasting time on their cell phones.
With the advent of smart phones, there’s so many more things that our cells do besides making and receiving calls. It’s easy to get sucked into texting, playing games, social media…the list goes on.
We don’t want to restrict our employee’s freedoms but we do need to make sure we’re not paying them to play around. A blocker takes away the distractions and keeps them focused.

Safeguard Your Data and Keep Your Employees on Track

You’ve got a lot of responsibilities and stress. Don’t make it harder on yourself by having to keep an eye on your sensitive data and your employees on your own.
If you lose the integrity of your data, you risk taking down your whole company. While you want to foster happiness in your employees, you don’t need them wasting time on their phones.
As you can see, a signal blocker is the answer to all of your problems. Plus, they’re easy to set up. Most are plug-and-play models, meaning they are able to jam a signal right out of the box.
Don’t let hackers steal your data – set up a signal jammer today.
Published by Dale Harris

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