How Often Do You Need to Train Employees on Cybersecurity Awareness?
You’ve completed your annual phishing training. This includes teaching employees how to spot phishing emails. You’re feeling good about it. That is until about…
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Home Security: Why You Should Put IoT Devices on a Guest Wi-Fi Network
The number of internet-connected devices in homes has been growing. It’s increased exponentially over the last decade. A typical home now has 10.37 devices…
If you’re under pressure to take urgent action – stop and think
Cybercriminals have a new psychological weapon to get you to give away your login details. This is what you and your team need to know.
Which Form of MFA Is the Most Secure? Which Is the Most Convenient?
Credential theft is now at an all-time high and is responsible for more data breaches than any other type of attack. With data and…
Top 5 Mobile Device Attacks You Need to Watch Out For
Smartphones and tablets are often the preferred device for communications, web searching, and accessing many types of apps. They’re more portable and can be…
Signs That Your Computer May Be Infected with Malware
Approximately 34% of businesses take a week or more to regain access to their data and systems once hit with a malware attack. Malware…
Tech Update – If any of your staff work remotely, you need to be on top of this
Are your remote workers putting your business at an increased chance of cyber-attack? Half of all businesses are at risk, according to a new survey.
Tech Update – Some employees won’t stop using apps that could be a security risk
Your staff cares about your business’s cyber security – but not all employees think the same. Half are using software that’s been banned by their IT department.
What You Need to Know About the Rise in Supply Chain Cyberattacks
Any cyberattack is dangerous, but the particularly devastating ones are those on supply chain companies. These can be any supplier – digital or non-digital…
Tech Update – Your business is losing hundreds of hours to spam every year.
Pop-up notifications on websites can drive you crazy. If you get too many, it has a name – notification spam. And now Google’s going to do something about it.
