Why You Shouldn't Pay a Ransomware Ransom
Awhile back, we explained that paying a ransom after getting infected with ransomware like Cryptolocker or something similar is a bad idea because you…
Read MoreMicrosoft's Digital Geneva Convention Idea Shows How Vulnerable We Are
Microsoft recently penned a piece about the need for a Digital Geneva Convention which eliminates targeting of tech companies, assists the private sec…
Read More5 Ways to Fight Back Against Cybercrime
It's time to face the facts: We are at war against cybercrime. And this war is not going to end any time soon. The enemy we are fighting is a mas…
Read MoreMozilla Claims Half of the Internet is Now Encrypted
It's not easy to find a positive cybersecurity statistic these days. As we pointed out last week, for instance, one third of small businesses still ha…
Read MoreSix Chilling Cybersecurity Stats You Need to Know
February has officially arrived, and here in New England that means plummeting temperatures and messy commutes. As cold as the weather is right now, t…
Read MoreHow Many Unsecured Phones Are Being Used In Your Company?
Last week, a report broke that President Trump is still using a personal Android phone to post on Twitter. According to the New York Times, Trump is n…
Read MoreIs There Any Way to Protect Your Business From Malevolent Insiders?
Is There Any Way to Protect Your Business From Malevolent Insiders?
Read MoreTop Things To Know About Cybersecurity This Week
With so much happening in cybersecurity right now, keeping up with the news can be a bit overwhelming. To make things easier, here's a look at wha…
Read MoreIs Your Business Its Own Worst Cyberenemy?
To say your IT environment is complex would be a massive understatement. You have a large team of onsite and distributed employees using a variety of …
Read MoreDon't Get Hooked! Phishing Is Still a Huge Problem
Chances are likely that if you're reading this blog, you're already at your wit's end about cybersecurity and are looking for help from a managed serv…
Read MoreCritical Security Flaw Discovered at Box.com
Using the cloud for file sharing and collaboration seems like a no-brainer. Cloud storage services are extremely cost-effective (and in some cases fre…
Read MoreThink Before You Submit A Ransomware Payment
Recently we asked a customer what he would do if he opened his computer and found it was infected with ransomware, a type of malware that will encrypt…
Read MoreBe On Full Alert For Intellectual Property Theft
You and your team members couldn't be more confident about the year ahead. Yesterday morning, you had a closed-door meeting to discuss your grand stra…
Read MoreHackers Are Raking In Profits From Ransomware Payments
Experiencing a ransomware attack is a bit like getting mugged on the street. When the pressure is on, most people will choose to just hand over their …
Read MoreThe Fight For Data Privacy: Is It Still Worth It?
It keeps getting worse for Yahoo. Just recently, the company announced its second massive data breach in 2016 - this one impacting over 1 billion user…
Read MoreHackers Want To Weaponize Your Virtual Cloud Servers
A few weeks ago, hackers successfully broke into Internet infrastructure provider DYN's servers and launched a massive DDoS attack that knocked a larg…
Read MoreStudy Shows Half of the Web is Vulnerable to Malware
Think about how many different websites you access on a typical work day. Let's assume you visit an average of 100. Now, multiply this among all of th…
Read MoreU.S. Businesses Are Facing The Brunt of Ransomware Attacks
Are you still unconvinced about the dangers of ransomware?
Read More2017 Cybersecurity Concerns and Consequences
When Donald Trump takes his seat at the head of America's government this January, cybercrime will still be the growing threat to corporate data that …
Read MoreMicrosoft to End Support for Windows 10 Debut Version
Is your business currently using the debut version of the Windows 10 operating system? If so, be prepared: Microsoft is planning to end support for ve…
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