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Tip of the Week: Phishing Training Has to Be a Priority
By Tyler Miller | Apr 29, 2020
When reading through Microsoftโs latest Security Intelligence Report you will quickly get the notion that phishing attacks are some of the most prevalent cyberattacks. With businesses forced to use technology to support a remote workforce, this is definitely still relevant information. It, then, becomes extremely important that your business does a quality job of training…
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 → Is It Fair to Be Fired for Falling for a Phishingโฆ Test?
By Tyler Miller | Jul 19, 2019
Letโs run through a quick scenario: your companyโs computing infrastructure is infected with ransomware. Fortunately, you have an offsite backup, so you are able to restore your systems without too much trouble, other than the time youโve lost. As you investigate the root cause, you discover that one of your employees allowed the ransomware in…
Read More → Social Media Scams and Everything You Should Know
By Tyler Miller | May 17, 2019
Social media has overtaken both the professional and personal aspects of online communication and connection, and while it might provide a considerable boon for both, it increases the odds of being contacted by scams and other malicious attempts. The best way to make sure you donโt fall prey to a scam is to remain vigilant.…
Read More → Phishing Attacks Are Besting Two-Factor Authentication–Now What?
By Tyler Miller | Apr 8, 2019
What has proven to be one of the more effective ways of preventing phishing attacks may be under fire from more advanced threats designed specifically to penetrate the defenses of two-factor authentication. This means that users need to be more cognizant of avoiding these attacks, but how can you help them make educated decisions about…
Read More → The Marriott Hack Exposes 500 Million People
By Tyler Miller | Jan 4, 2019
Itโs 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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