| Five email safety tips everyone should follow
Note to Subscribers: Yesterday's edition of Daily Digest included some broken links. We apologize for the inconvenience. Instant messaging, texting, and tweeting are all the rage, yet e-mail still dominates the communication landscape--at home, but especially in business. Unfortunately, many people, even IT pros, still ignore the basics of email security. Bill Detwiler goes over five basic email safety tips that everyone should follow.  Subscribe to the IT Dojo RSS feed.
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