Imagine this scenario: Your municipal servers are locked overnight. Payroll freezes, emergency services falter, and public trust evaporates instantly. Local governments handle essential services, sensitive citizen information, and critical infrastructure. Yet, as...
Imagine waking up to discover your non-profit’s donor database has been compromised. Donations stall, sensitive data is exposed, and your community’s trust is shattered. Non-profits rely heavily on technology to fulfill their mission, communicate with donors, and...
Imagine it’s your busiest season, and suddenly your warehouse management system freezes. Orders stall, trucks wait idle, and customer calls flood in, demanding answers you don’t have. For logistics and distribution companies, IT disruptions don’t just mean lost...
Are you looking to improve your cybersecurity protocols and policies? Read our latest blog post for best practices on establishing effective company cybersecurity protocols for protecting sensitive business data. As businesses increase reliance on digital...
Spam email attacks (otherwise known as phishing) are one of the largest threats facing all businesses today. They are everywhere and affect everyone. Plus, they are continuing to grow in sophistication and number, so there is no end in sight. And what’s worse is that...
The COVID pandemic affected many things across the country, but the impact it had on the IT world was catastrophic--particularly when it comes to cybersecurity. Employees working from home opened many businesses up to cyberattacks since many used unsecure networks to...
One of the unvarying truths of the digital world in which all of us–business owners or consumers–operate is that cybercriminals constantly evolve their attacks. This means that the things we used to do for secure access to sensitive account systems like online banking, stock apps, or email accounts usually have to evolve too. One of these evolutionary methods has been two-factor authentication, also known as TFA or 2FA.
Phishing is alive and kicking as one of the methods most widely used by cybercriminals for penetrating the IT networks of organizations and businesses both small and large. The reason why is simple: It works. While a well-trained employee can be taught to carefully...
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]We get asked this question all the time: What's the best way to confirm that your business' IT security is firmly protected? Sure, you can implement all kinds of security measures, or have someone else with plenty of professional...
How secure is your business from cyber threats? Take a look at some of these latest cybersecurity statistics: As of late 2021, the number of malware infections against individual computers and business networks has increased by over 2000% since a decade ago. Roughly...