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How Microsoft Sentinel Uses Threat Intelligence to Stay Ahead of Cybersecurity Key Points: Cyberattacks are becoming more sophisticated and widespread, making data your best friend Data analytics is critical for security, but it’s only part of the puzzle – people and processes are also important Threat Intelligence continues to be a top priority for organizations, […]

The Parent’s Guide to Internet Safety Do you remember when families shared one desktop computer in the living room? Today, a computer in the living room is supplemented by tablets in the kitchen, video games in the bedroom, and smartphones in everyone’s pocket. Thanks to the emergence of universal high-speed internet access and affordable mobile […]

What Is Smishing? Phishing attacks have been on the rise recently, as criminals increasingly target unsuspecting victims through email and other online platforms. A new phishing attack is emerging using mobile phones as the platform. Smishing is a form of phishing that uses text messages or SMS as the delivery method. The criminal executes the […]

What Small Businesses Need To Consider When Outsourcing The Security Of Their Business Network Small businesses are the backbone of the economy, but they face unique challenges regarding cybersecurity. Unlike large corporations, small businesses often lack the resources and expertise to defend themselves effectively against increasingly sophisticated cyber attacks. As a result, small businesses are […]

How Small Businesses Can Protect Themselves From Ransomware It’s a common misconception that small businesses aren’t typical victims of cyber attacks or data breaches. Sophisticated cyber-attacks often target small businesses because they lack resources and knowledge regarding cybersecurity. One particularly damaging type of malware is known as ransomware. Ransomware is malware that encrypts a victim’s […]

Small Business Guide To Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop The business world is becoming increasingly digital. Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, many companies have moved into work-from-home situations, which has made remote and hybrid working environments more desirable and commonplace for workers across the country. The modern workforce is more flexible and mobile than ever, and […]

Cardiologist Turns Hacker – Moises Luis Zagala Gonzalez Moises Luis Zagala Gonzalez, a cardiologist in Venezuela, is the alleged creator behind the Jigsaw v.2 and Thanos ransomware strains. If true, this would make him one of the most prolific cyber criminals in recent history. These ransomware strains have caused immense damage, with Jigsaw v.2 encrypting […]

6 Timely Tips To Help Businesses Avoid Phishing Emails Phishing emails are a common way for cybercriminals to steal important data from businesses and individuals. This article will discuss what phishing is, how to identify a phishing email, and how to protect your business data from being stolen. We will also provide tips for avoiding […]

157-Year-Old Lincoln College Succumbed To A Ransomware Attack On May 13th, 2022, a college that has remained open through two world wars, the 1918 Spanish flu epidemic, and the Great Depression will close its doors. The college has been struggling to stay afloat in recent years, and the coronavirus pandemic and a recent ransomware attack […]

Zero Trust Networks: What Are They? The internet has brought a world of opportunity for businesses. It is easy for companies to reach out to consumers and offer them products or services without a physical storefront. However, this also opens businesses up to the risk of data breaches and cyber attacks. Cyber attacks can be […]

Can Ransomware Spread Through WiFi? Ransomware has been a menace to businesses large and small for years, and the problem is only getting worse. One of the most insidious aspects of ransomware is its ability to spread through wifi networks, infecting multiple computers and devices. This can cause severe disruptions to business operations, as employees […]

Network Equipment Shortages The current state of microchips for network equipment is difficult at best, depending on a supply chain that can cross over 70 international borders and 31,000 miles before reaching its end destination, with processes in Texas, Michigan, Malaysia, Germany, and China before landing at the port in California for distribution. The many […]