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.
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.
ABCs of Ransomware & How to Defend Against It
Ransomware has risen to become one of the most dangerous threats to a business. It has the ability to stop a company’s operations completely by making all its data inaccessible. Addressing ransomware isn’t as simple as doing a malware removal.
Your Data Means Big Bucks for Hackers
Many individuals and small businesses don’t think they could possibly be on a hacker’s radar. They only go after companies with more interesting data, don’t they?
Webcams – RATS! “Say Cheese!”
Over the last year, most of us have probably been on webcam for more hours than we’ve ever been before. With social distancing and stay-at-home orders, the pandemic has made video the main way we stay in touch.
Why Remote Computer Support Is Safe in the Hands of a Professional
You may have read about the potential security dangers of remote desktop connections through RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol). If not handled right, a hacker can take advantage of a remote connection and use it to take over a device.
10 Ways to Avoid a Remote Support Scam
One of the things that can immediately strike fear into the heart of a computer user is when they hear that something might be wrong with their PC. Thoughts of losing all data or having a virus run wild start to evolve into a panic and an urgent desire to fix whatever’s wrong right away.
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