If you're an entrepreneur, you know how cybercrime can impact your business. Read to learn more about Cybercrime-as-a-Service. Cybercrime-as-a-Service (CaaS) is an emerging trend that you should be aware of as a business owner. CaaS describes offering hacking tools,...
The shift from office work to remote or hybrid models has evolved and frequented cyberattacks, phishing in particular. The pandemic necessitated operational changes in the office space to minimize the spread of COVID-19. However, the resulting office changes may...
Ensuring the safety of your digital assets is of utmost importance. As the risk of cybercrime increases, it is critical to employ the most up-to-date practices to protect your data and networks. Integrating Artificial intelligence (AI) into your cybersecurity strategy...
A cybersecurity budget can seem like a daunting thing to calculate for any size organization, but it doesn't have to be. As long as you and your executive team assess and understand the risks you face, and the solutions you need to protect against them, you can...
Every business looks for ways to save money, while still retaining the best possible quality for its own internal systems and for customer service. IT security and IT services are no exception to this. These factors are a key part of why the demand for managed...
The underlying backbone of all digital and IT security for any individual, organization or business is data backup. The reason why boils down to this: Even if you lose everything else, suffer a massive hack, or lose your IT assets to some major physical disaster, a...
As the complexities and diverse risk profiles for protecting business IT security increase, cyber insurance coverage is becoming harder to obtain. Before IT security became as important as it is now, cyber insurance wasn't something that many organizations thought...
We frequently discuss and stress the importance of protecting your digital assets today. Across the country, this is becoming more important to businesses. Case in point: According to Price Waterhouse Cooper’s June 2021 U.S. Digital Trust Insights Snapshot, “Cyber...
Disasters sometimes strike. They can take on many forms (fire, hurricane, earthquake, theft, etc.) and either be localized or fully global. The COVID-19 Pandemic was one particular example on a global scale, but it's far from the only kind of catastrophic event we...
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.