Griffin Ball
Griffin is in charge of Lighthouse IT's marketing, working to assist with the needed expansion of its many products/services and how everyone can hear about them. As a recent graduate of Bowling Green State University, he completed his degree in Visual Communications Technology with a minor in Computer Wizardry.
The Lighthouse IT Podcast - February 12th, 2021
Join Matt and Griffin as they discuss Nick Cage (as usual) as well as how the giant trojan Emotet got hit pretty hard by a multinational attack and the really cool stuff Matt is doing to bring Harmony to businesses everywhere.
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Topics:
Harmony,
Managed Service Provider,
Internet Safety,
Ransomware,
Cybersecurity,
Malware,
Remote Workforce,
Podcast
The Lighthouse IT Podcast - January 29th, 2021
This week, Matt and Griffin discuss the upcoming death of the third-party cookie within Google Chrome and the concerns associated with that, some recent exploits in Apple's iOS (upgrade to 14.4 if you haven't already), the increase in identity fraud we are seeing, and why this Super Bowl may have some very weird commercials. Take a listen!
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Topics:
Internet Safety,
Ransomware,
Cybersecurity,
Malware,
Podcast,
Digital Marketing
The Lighthouse IT Podcast - January 15th, 2021
Join Matt and Griff today as they discuss the concerns about infrastructure takedowns, moderation rules, internet policy and more. Should the internet be user-driven vs crisis-driven? Who is responsible for censorship? Are infrastructure takedowns more or less likely to silence other voices? Let's discuss!
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Topics:
Business Continuity,
Managed Service Provider,
Internet Safety,
Podcast
The Lighthouse IT Podcast - DECEMBER 23th, 2020
Join Matt today in a different format as he'd like to thank the people who made 2020 a bit easier. Then, stay tuned as he reconvenes with Griffin so they can go through 2020 together, taking a look at everything Lighthouse IT has been doing.
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Topics:
Harmony,
Sentimental,
Community,
COVID19