Introduction For most of us, phishing emails are almost a daily occurrence in our inbox. In this article you will find out the most important IT security measure you can implement for your business to help protect against a successful phishing email campaign. Best of all, this security feature is free with most popular email …
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Introduction Over the last several years, news of possible power outages due to increased demand for energy have become increasingly common, leaving many business owners wondering what they should do if such a scenario plays out. In this article, we will dive deep into the primary factors your current IT provider should be implementing on …
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Introduction In 2022, the number of websites affected by cybersecurity attacks grew exponentially. According to Check Point Research (CPR), the number of data breaches reported in 2022 was 39% higher than in 2021. Despite reaching unprecedented levels already, cyberattacks are only expected to become more frequent in 2023. Below, we’ll document the 10 largest data …
Introduction As reported by our gladiators earlier this quarter, ransomware and cyberattacks have been reaching record highs, and it’s important that local businesses act immediately to secure their IT infrastructure and online services. A highly complex password and multi-factor authentication are now just basic security measures all businesses should have in place. Here are the …
Introduction On September 15th 2022, an 18-year-old hacker penetrated Uber’s systems by accessing the company’s third-party services. It has echoes of the SolarWinds hack of 2019, with a similar m.o. According to the media and Twitter, the young cybercriminal accessed Uber’s vulnerability report, Slack server, email dashboard, and internal systems. Screenshots floating around social media, allegedly posted …
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Introduction Like it or not, technology in business has become one of the driving factors behind many companies. It’s no longer a game of who you know, what you sell or your unique selling point. The top-performing companies are using technology to beat out the competition and see year over year growth even during …
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Introduction November and December are the most active times of year for many when it comes to online shopping. The temptation to use a company device to buy last-minute gifts is commonplace. With the increased risk of online cyber security threats, data loss, and malware infections, here are three essential tips to help your business …
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Written by: Richard Eaton Introduction Ransomware had a peak in the month of October, and our Secutor Gladiators have been on the frontline helping companies recover. It’s been a terrible month for many companies being breached and compromised; in the past 30 days, over 1000 companies have been compromised with Ransomware. Sometimes we don’t look …
Introduction File permissions within your organization are an important topic you need to have a general understanding of. In the event of a data breach, you can quickly pinpoint the potential failure, or limit the damage a breach has on your network. It’s also important to plan out access across the company data to your …
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Introduction There are so many things to think about when setting up a new business. For most entrepreneurs, your business plan and securing new business is where you’re spending your time, but cybersecurity and IT infrastructure are important things to set up the right way the first time, or it could result in costly fixes …
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