When creating an incident response plan, the detection and response stages are critical components. It is important to know how to detect when an incident occurs and the appropriate response to help mitigate the damage.
Is Your Identity for Sale on the Dark Web ?
2020 not only brought us a global pandemic, but it also brought a wave of online crime that security professionals are calling the “Cyber Pandemic.”
How You Can Proactively Prevent Breaches 3 Ways with CyberDefend247.com
Cyberattacks have become an unfortunate part of life for businesses in Indiana and throughout the country. There is a cyberattack happening approximately every 39 seconds, and 91% of those attacks don’t trigger a security alert.
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Is the Mobile Threat Leaving Your Company at Risk?
The cloud gets a lot of credit for business transformation over the last 15 years, but mobile has also been a contributing factor in changing the way we work and where we work.
Get Back Some of Your Hard-Earned Tax Dollars!
We’ve just finished getting through another tax season. While it feels good to have another year of searching for receipts and calculating costs behind, it’s a reminder of how much we have to pay out in taxes each year.
How to Create a Great Incident Response Plan (3-Part Series) – Part 1: Preparation
Creating an incident response plan can help us navigate cybersecurity events outside of the office. A good plan will focus on five key areas; Preparation, Detection, Response, Recovery, and Learning.
How to Ensure You Get the Emails You Want? “Whitelisting” Can Help!
When you miss important emails because they’ve gone to a “junk” folder, it can be frustrating. It can also cause real inconveniences for companies.
Do a Double-Check Before Cashing That Check!
There is a lot of hopeful mailbox checking going on this spring. Many people are awaiting a healthy stimulus check from the last round of recovery payments, others are looking for their tax refund to show up.
3 Ways to Successfully Tackle the Human Aspect of Cybersecurity
You can implement multiple automated layers of cybersecurity (anti-malware, firewall, DNS filtering, etc.) and still end up with a data breach or ransomware infection.
PATCHING IS NOT OPTIONAL !
Another annoying popup about an update when you’re in the middle of something. You can just ignore that and worry about it later, right? Not unless you want to leave your device and network at risk of a major breach!
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