Are you a Windows 8.1 loyalist? Or still, enjoying the familiarity of Windows 7? It’s time to make a change. You’re risking your company’s security by relying on operating systems that are no longer supported or getting security updates. Learn what to do in our latest article.
Cybersecurity doesn’t have to be complicated and arduous. There are many small steps you can take to avoid big risks. You also don’t want to overlook the little things when it comes to your business tech. Understand the real risks that can come with underestimating the importance of sweating the cybersecurity small stuff.
WWYD if you found a flash drive near your work? Would you plug it in to return it to its rightful owner? Please don’t. It’s exactly what hackers hope you’ll do. They use malicious USB drives to steal or encrypt data or control your computer in the background. Learn about the risk and how to avoid it.
Have you heard of SIM jacking? Beware. It starts with phishing and ends with identity theft, big bills, friends and family scammed, or not being able to use your phone or access accounts. Learn more about this threat.
Want to know if your email or phone number has been involved in a data breach? Learn where to look and also what to do if your credentials are on the lists of leaked data. Even if you get bad news, there are steps you can take to secure your accounts.
A short while ago, the Vatican’s website went down due to a DDoS attack. It proves no one is immune to cyberattacks. Our article looks at vulnerabilities and causes that you should know.
Do you have web browser extensions installed? If so, you will want to read our article about the risks. There are issues you need to know.
Passwords are the digital door to your online life. Be very protective of them and do everything possible to keep them out of the hands of cybercriminals. Here’s how.
Introduction What people see on search engines, like Google, is only a portion of the Web. Most of it is “below the surface” on the Deep Web and is not searchable by standard search engines. The Dark Web is part of the Deep Web. It all started when the US government created the Dark Web […]
