Zoom is a widespread tool – and sometimes you’ll need to update it or download it for a new device. But can you be 100% sure you’re downloading the real thing, or could it be fake software designed to steal your data?
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Make sure your cloud server is protected from this
Does your business use a cloud server? 41% of businesses that were hacked say it was done through theirs. Here’s how to check your business is safe.
Tech Update – Make sure your cloud server is protected from this
Does your business use a cloud server? 41% of businesses that were hacked say it was done through theirs. Here’s how to check your business is safe.
Are you using a malicious browser extension without realizing it?
Cybercriminals are using a retro scam to steal your business’s payment details, that sound very convincing. Here’s what you need to warn your staff about
Tech Update – None of your team would fall for this trick, would they?
Cybercriminals are using a retro scam to steal your business’s payment details, that sound very convincing. Here’s what you need to warn your staff about
