
Dental Office WiFi Security: Why Your Practice Needs Three Networks, Not One
If your guest WiFi can talk to your server, you don’t have a wireless network. You have an open floor plan for ransomware. I’ve walked

If your guest WiFi can talk to your server, you don’t have a wireless network. You have an open floor plan for ransomware. I’ve walked

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The computer most likely to get your practice ransomed probably isn’t your server. It’s the workstation in op 3 that nobody has updated since the

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Most dental offices upgrade their CBCT before they upgrade their WiFi encryption. That’s not a criticism. It’s just how it goes. Dentists will spend months

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