Don’t Fall Victim to the Latest Ransomware Scam this Tax Season

Don’t Fall Victim to the Latest Ransomware Scam This Tax Season

By | Cybersecurity, Phishing, Viruses, Trojans, Ransomware and other Malware

It’s another tax season, and while most companies scramble to file their Internal Revenue Service (IRS) returns, scammers will be looking to capitalize on the chaos. Con artists use this time to elicit sensitive information from individuals and businesses, using the IRS as their preferred moniker. Falling victim to a…

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Hacking News: Why Hackers Are Targeting Your Home Security Cameras

Hacking News: Why Hackers Are Targeting Your Home Security Cameras

By | Cybersecurity, Hacking, Network Infrastructure & Security, Security & Surveillance

Technology is the primary enabler of the modern economy. The rise of the internet with all its bells and whistles lead to an information revolution. Today’s companies and individuals have more access to information on-demand than ever before, but this comes with a host of risks. “Attack surface” isn’t a…

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How to Recover from the Past Year with an Efficiency Audit

How to Recover from the Past Year with an Efficiency Audit

By | Cybersecurity, Data Security & Backup, Network Infrastructure & Security, Sustainability

Managers are always pushing their employees to do more with less. The best managers will continuously look for opportunities to streamline bloated processes and reduce operational overheads. Unfortunately, managers are just as likely to become too busy with everyday issues and may no longer have the bandwidth to carry out…

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When Was the Last Time Your School’s Network Security Was Audited?

When Was the Last Time Your School’s Network Security Was Audited?

By | Cybersecurity, E-rate, Grants, Funding, Student Digital Safety, Tech in Education

While technology can significantly improve the quality of education a school provides to its students, it also creates additional risks. An area often overlooked when the school year is underway is  network security. New threats emerge almost daily, making a school’s information management system particularly vulnerable if it doesn’t regularly…

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Cybersecurity News: Russian Hackers Charged With $100 Million in Cyber Theft

Cybersecurity News: Russian Hackers Charged With Cyber Theft Worth $100 Million

By | Cybersecurity, Email Security, Hacking, News & Updates, Phishing, Training

Anyone who has been paying attention to the latest cybersecurity news might have noticed a big story breaking in early December. Two Russian hackers were indicted in what is considered to be the largest cybercrime spree in history. Maksim Yakubets and Igor Turashev are the leaders of Evil Corp, a…

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Windows 7 End of Life—Here’s What You Need to Know

Windows 7 End of Life – Here’s What You Need to Know

By | Cybersecurity, Windows, Windows 10, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008

It’s officially old news at this point, but thousands of businesses and organizations are still in denial or repeatedly muttering “it’ll be fine” over and over and over. One of the most popular and widely active versions of the Windows operating system—Windows 7—is approaching end of life. Mainstream support for…

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What Is Your Cyber Attack Prevention Plan?

What Is Your Cyber Attack Prevention Plan?

By | Cybersecurity, Email Security, Hacking, Managed Services, Network Infrastructure & Security

Cyberattacks are forefront in the minds of every business owner, regardless of the type of business or the size or the company. No one is out-of-reach for these unscrupulous criminals. Despite the considerable efforts of IT technicians and sophisticated software designed to detect and prevent unauthorized access to your networks…

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