No matter how secure you may be right now, you could always be doing more. Have you double-checked your cybersecurity lately? Review the best practices below to strengthen your small business cybersecurity. When everything is going well, the last thing you want to do is think about what will happen when something goes wrong. It’s not necessary to dwell on … Read More
Sneaky Cybersecurity threats you need to know about
Clever Cybersecurity Threats That Will Make Your Skin Crawl Do you know these clever cybersecurity threats? Learn their sneaky methods and how to create a comprehensive strategy to manage the risks to your company. Norton Security, the online security company, estimates that the average major cybersecurity data breach costs a single US company nearly eight million dollars. Although you’d prefer … Read More
Should Government Pay Ransomware?
An IBM Security study found that 60 percent of respondents opposed local governments paying ransomware. Read on to learn more about the implications. Ransomware attacks are on the rise, and U.S. taxpayers are divided on the issue of who should pay the hackers to recover the data. An IBM Security study surveyed 2,200 U.S. citizens on their understanding of … Read More
Beware of Third-Party Accessories
The Dangers of Purchasing Third-Party Computer Accessories Think all computer accessories and cables are safe? Think again! Learn how your next accessory purchase could expose your organization to hackers and threats. Buying third-party accessories for computing devices can save money, but what if those purchases ended up being the cause of a cybersecurity attack and the exposure of your … Read More
OAuth Phishing Attacks: Threat Advisory
What You Need To Know About OAuth Phishing Attacks Amnesty International has reported that OAuth Phishing attacks targeted dozens of Egyptian human rights defenders since the beginning of this year. They are warning that these human rights defenders should be vigilant and contact them if they receive any suspicious emails. “Since January 2019 several human rights defenders and civil society … Read More
Top Ways to Avoid Phishing Scams (Including Spear Phishing)
Phishing scams — and, increasingly, spear-phishing scams — are the number one way that cyber hackers gain access to closed computer systems, steal information and money, and corrupt data. Let’s take a look at what phishing and spear-phishing scams really are, how you can spot them, and how to help your organization avoid their highly detrimental consequences. Phishing and spear-phishing: … Read More
Arming the Next Generation of Cyber Warriors
There are everyday warriors in businesses across the country, but these individuals may never have worn the uniform of their country. This next generation of cyber warriors is being groomed by organizations of all sizes in an attempt to overcome the growing skills gap in the cybersecurity world. While many current cybersecurity analysts started in general IT, there are individuals … Read More
How Can You Focus Your Company on Reliable Anti-malware Strategies?
Organizations across the country are learning from cyber attacks perpetrated in Atlanta, Newark, and Sarasota. Similarly, large targets such as San Francisco’s transit authority and Cleveland’s airport have also been targeted. The growing threat from ransomware, which locks up the victim’s device and files, is hard to track down to the source. Fortunately, many attacks are preventable with the right … Read More
9 Cybersecurity Terms You Need To Know
Every business should have a comprehensive cybersecurity plan and a competent team that can execute that plan. Otherwise, cybercriminals and malicious actors can and most likely will take advantage of security vulnerabilities to access company data and cause damage. But as important as it is to have skilled IT professionals looking out for your business, it is equally important to … Read More
Cyber Security Advice: 6 Crucial Strategies
Cyber security is more important than ever before. The news is full of stories of leaks and breaches large and small. Some of these result from sophisticated, targeted hacks, and others occur thanks to enterprising hackers taking advantage of security holes in insecure or out-of-date software. At the end of the day, though, just about every organization has the same … Read More