The average employee logs into over 30 cloud-based applications or websites per day in their workflow. That’s a lot of potential risk for a business when it comes to password compromise, which just happens to be on the rise. [Read more…]

Insider attacks are as ancient as computers, and as cybercrime gets more complex and decentralized, insider assaults have increased frequency. [Read more…]

No matter how much a business secures its security network and data, they are still vulnerable because cybercriminals are becoming increasingly advanced in their method of attacks. As a result, the only solution is to keep improving the cyber security plan on your network, and one of the network solutions to improve its security level is the Endpoints.  [Read more…]

The common belief is that using passwords will help protect information and data. Therefore, they are favored by many business services and individuals that are security conscious. This knowledge has contributed to the increasing number of individuals and organizations who restrict access to their systems using passwords.  [Read more…]

Everyone connected to a personal device wants to feel safe online. Unfortunately, securing data and personal devices from home keeps becoming challenging daily. The cybersecurity space requires vigilance, and this is not only limited to government and large corporations. It also involves individuals and families. Microsoft notes that the attacks against individuals have increased drastically. It mentions that there are about 921 password attacks every second. [Read more…]

Small businesses are easy targets for cybercriminals. This is because, most of the time, small businesses are unaware of cybersecurity precautions. A new report shows that smaller firms are three times more likely to be attacked than big businesses. According to the report, thousands of emails were analyzed, and it was discovered that a small business with fewer employees would encounter 350% more social engineering attacks compared to larger organizations.  [Read more…]

The number one vector criminals use to get access to organizations remains phishing. Once cybercriminals gain access to a network device through these phishing attacks, they deploy malware like ransomware or compromise business emails to get the company to wire money to them. These attacks can result in incredible losses for many businesses.  [Read more…]

Every year the technology we access reaches new heights, and some of our favorite tools become obsolete. These old tools often constitute a security risk or cause slowdowns and incompatibility issues with newer tools. The best thing to do is to uninstall them.  [Read more…]

In today’s world, a lost or stolen laptop or phone can cause significant damage to your online security. It is especially so if the missing device is a business use device.  [Read more…]

Business network security has gone through a major transition over the last two years. Rather than the “network” being contained in a single building, as was the case for most businesses before the pandemic, it’s now extended out to employee homes. [Read more…]