Hackers and scammers are on the lookout during the holiday season to take advantage of consumers, retailers and commercial businesses alike. Phishing can occur via email, SMS/text, voice, social media and website access. Nearly 900,000 unique phishing attacks were reported … Continue reading →
Staying safe online is still something many users take for granted. But victims of a cybercrime don’t soon forget how it feels. It’s helplessness. Rage. Frustration. All rolled into a big headache you can’t ignore. If you haven’t been a … Continue reading →
With over 6 months of the year gone already, we’ve seen our share of cybersecurity breaches. The foreboding feeling that “the worst is still to come” has many in the security industry holding a collective breath. Tensions continue to rise … Continue reading →
While business is broadly named and has the highest number of data breaches, the next most attacked vertical is healthcare and medical. Why does healthcare continue to top the most targeted list? Simply put, this information-intensive industry is a frequent … Continue reading →
When a cyberattack occurs around the world, many companies tend to put up a defensive posture toward the possibility of an attack within their own space. It tends to be one of those narratives of, “Well, the bad actors didn’t … Continue reading →
Now that Microsoft and Amazon firmly own the cloud market, business owners should feel comfortable using cloud computing, software and services. Did you know Microsoft has over 95% of the Fortune 500 companies as clients using the MS cloud? If … Continue reading →
If your company suffers a data attack, how much time will it take for you to recover? Do you think you’ll ever return to your pre-breach status quo? If you put the proper security in place, how much money will … Continue reading →
Multifactor authentication offers an additional layer of security to protect your company from the leading cause of data breach — compromised credentials. It forces users to give extra information (or factors, the F in MFA) in order to access corporate … Continue reading →
Consumers are confident they’re safe online, but hackers have proven otherwise, stealing $172 billion from 978 million consumers in 20 countries. In 2017, consumers globally reported an average loss of $142 per victim and nearly 24 hours dealing with the … Continue reading →
For a quick comparison to last year, Accenture Security surveyed thousands of executives about cybersecurity in 2017 and again in 2018. “With significant ransomware incidents like WannaCry in 2017, targeted attacks have more than doubled in the space of a … Continue reading →
