Security For All
(Post 4 of the Small Business Threats blog series) Data breaches in government and corporate industry seem to be happening more frequently. Just in the past few years major players …
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What if I told you that the greatest threat related to technology isn’t a flaw in software, poor security planning, or a person’s susceptibility to manipulation? What if I said …
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The term “virus” has become a generic way of describing what is otherwise known as malware. Malware, short for malicious software, is a category of software developed for malicious purposes. …
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Today, people around the world share more information on the Internet than they likely realize. Between all individually shared social media posts, most people might be surprised to learn just …
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Consider for a moment the very notion of information security. In general, is it really necessary in every aspect of our lives? Do we really need encrypted messaging on our …
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In 2017, we saw digital extortion increasingly become cybercriminals’ first and foremost money-making modus operandi. It’s mostly due to ransomware — cybercriminals’ currently most popular weapon of choice, helping them …
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Fake cryptocurrency advertised on forums is used to lure targets into installing what researchers say could be a test for new ransomware delivery techniques and tactics. Source: Fake cryptocurrency scam …
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The year 2017 was ripe with news of malware, social engineering attacks, and big data breaches. The most infamous of these are the claims of state-sponsored attacks involving Russia’s interference …
Read More Your company was hacked. Someone other than your employee used their login credentials. Maybe spam was sent out from their email, or logins began appearing from locations the employee has …
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You know the drill. Your computer prompts you that there are software updates pending, but it just isn’t a convenient time. Maybe you’re in the middle of paying bills. Maybe …
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