Rebecca Meyer-Millmann

by | NOC Technology

Meet the humans behind the IT.

Rebecca is our Adminstrative Assistant. She brings our team stress relief. Knowing that Jon, Tina, Ted, and Michelle have a lot on their plates, she is the extra set of hands who takes on anything and everything thrown her way!

Q. Early bird or night owl?

Early bird. Used to be a night owl.

Q. Favorite movie?

Dirty Dancing

Q. Favorite local restaurant?

Miller’s. Their ranch dressing is the absolute best!

Q. Hobbies?

Singing. Song-writing. Music editing. I’ve always been a music freak.

Q. Hero?

Wynona Judd. She’s amazing and I love the music she put out. I have a desk pad with Wynona’s face on it!

Q. Favorite bands?

Right now I’m enjoying Greta Van Fleet and Taylor Swift. I used to be a “Taylor-hater” but have recently gotten into her music and really like it.

Q. Favorite IT tech tip or hack?

Keyboard shortcuts! I use them all the time. Favorites include.

Ctrl+C: Copy
Ctrl+V: Paste
Ctrl+Z: Undo nearly anything
Ctrl+Shift+N: Make a new folder
Alt+F4: Close a window.

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By Jon Lober • 28 Oct, 2024

Just a quick refresher— what is email phishing? Phishing is a type of cyberattack where attackers try to trick you into giving away sensitive information—like passwords, credit card numbers, or even access to your business’s network— by pretending to be someone you trust . These emails often look like they’re from legitimate companies, like your bank, a well-known retailer, or even someone within your own organization. The goal? To get you to click on a malicious link or download an attachment that can compromise your system. Sometimes, the emails are obvious fakes, but other times, they can be extremely convincing, making it crucial to stay vigilant.