TechPulse: Blog
Windows 7 Still Causing Issues
By Tyler Miller | Mar 9, 2020
Millions of people are still using the Microsoft Windows 7 operating system despite it being completely unsupported. When Microsoft pulled the plug on support for the OS in January, most industry professionals expected there to be some exploits found pretty rapidly. It turns out that the very first exploit was actually Microsoft’s fault, and that…
Read More → Security Has to Be a Priority in 2020
By Tyler Miller | Dec 23, 2019
Cybercriminals aren’t exactly holding back when it comes to attacking businesses, which means that businesses can’t rest on their haunches as the new year rolls in. Let’s take a few moments to look toward the near future, and the issues that cybersecurity professionals are warning us about.
Read More → Three Tricks to Spot Phishing Attempts
By Tyler Miller | Oct 9, 2019
Cybersecurity needs to be a priority to any business that wants to continue their operations in the long-term. One threat that is very common today is the phishing attack.
Read More → Opening the Cybercriminal Toolbox
By Tyler Miller | Aug 28, 2019
People’s exposure to cybercrime has been increasing for some time. Today, people with very little coding experience can infiltrate systems and steal data. There is demand for data, and now there is a supply of low-cost–or even free–hacking tools available on the dark web that allows people to get closer to that data. In fact,…
Read More → Diagnosing a Man-In-the-Middle Attack
By Tyler Miller | Jun 3, 2019
The man in the middle has a lot of power and influence over the end result, and this is true even in the technological world. In fact, there are attacks dedicated to this vector, twisting and turning something that your organization needs into what amounts to a threat. We’ll discuss what a Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) attack…
Read More → How to Turn a Security Risk into a Security Solution
By Tyler Miller | Jan 11, 2019
Let’s face it; the office isn’t the most engaging place at all times. Repetitive tasks can make attention to detail difficult to maintain. While this might throw a wrench into operational plans, it’s not the end of the world. A major threat like ransomware, on the other hand, could be a business-ender. When a lack…
Read More → The Marriott Hack Exposes 500 Million People
By Tyler Miller | Jan 4, 2019
It’s nice to get away every now and then, but if you have stayed at any property under the Marriott umbrella, including St. Regis, Westin, Sheraton, or W hotel since 2014, there is a good chance that your personal information has been leaked, a spokesperson from parent company Marriott has said. They said the multinational…
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