Are you training your employees enough on IT security awareness? A study found that people tend to forget what they’ve learned as soon as 6 months after training. Learn the best training interval to keep your team sharp.
Hackers can use your smart refrigerator to open a connection to your computer or smartphone! Learn why you should set up a guest Wi-Fi network for your IoT (Internet of Things) devices.
In 2020, approximately 36.5% of organizations were impacted by mobile malware and 2.5 million people unknowingly downloaded multiple mobile adware apps. It’s important to start treating mobile devices in the same way as you do computers when it comes to their security.
Credential theft is now at an all-time high and is responsible for more data breaches than any other type of attack.How do you protect your online accounts, data, and business operations? One of the best ways is with multi-factor authentication (MFA).
The longer that malware sits on your system unchecked, the more damage it can do. Early detection is key so you can disconnect an infected device from your network and have it properly cleaned by a professional.
Keep an eye out for these key warning signs of malware infection so you can jump into action and reduce your risk.
It’s a bad idea to mix work and personal, no matter how much more convenient it is to use your work PC for a personal task during the day. You can end up getting reprimanded, causing a data breach at your company, or possibly losing your job. Here are several things you should never do on your work PC.
With today’s hybrid teams that may be working from home and be hundreds or thousands of miles away from co-workers, it’s important to centrally locate files in cloud systems that can be accessed by everyone.
What can you expect to see in the cloud storage market this year? Here are some of the most interesting trends to keep an eye on.
Credential theft is now the #1 cause of data breaches! How secure are your cloud accounts? Learn what you should do to protect them.
Phishing over social media often tricks the victim because they’re socializing and not looking for phishing scams. Here are several ways you can secure your social media use to avoid these types of covert attacks.
You might never be directly targeted and still get infected with ransomware due to a breach in your supply chain. Find out how to avoid becoming collateral damage!
As Russian military forces escalate attacks in Ukraine, the United States is bracing for another kind of invasion closer to home… cyber-attacks! The Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has increased monitoring of cyber-attacks targeting businesses and is warning that “the nation should prepare for an uptrend in ransomware.”
It’s supposed to be the most wonderful time of the year, BUT the holidays have now become the most “hackable time of the year.” It remains to be seen whether Christmas weekend will see a high-profile security meltdown as well, but one thing is clear… Hackers love holidays!
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