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Jul
10

Microsoft: Criminals can access your account without your password


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Have you ever noticed how just when you thought your cybersecurity had reached peak efficiency, something new arises to cause issues?


Right now, this is exactly the situation.


An increasingly widespread scam is targeting businesses just like yours.


What are the drawbacks to it all?


Cybercriminals don't even need your password!


Scary... Device code phishing has quickly become more and more widespread and prevalent. Microsoft recently issued an alert about an increasing wave of attacks, so we should expect more to come.


This phishing scam differs from others you have likely come across. Phishing is an attempt to trick people into giving their usernames and passwords away to fake websites by offering...


Jun
25

Be wary of free tools as they could contain ransomware


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Have you ever needed to convert quickly from Word to PDF, and turned to Google in search of an efficient conversion tool?


You may feel as though this act is harmless.


Just a quick download and conversion completed successfully - job complete.


What if I told you that one click can open up an opportunity for ransomware and data theft?


Now is an opportune time for this type of warning from the FBI.


File converters do exactly what their names imply - they convert files from one format to another. Whether it be PowerPoint presentations you need converted into pdf for client review, or images you want merged together into one document - file converters provide exactly the service.


These services tend to...


May
14

Should You Worry About Cyber Attacks?



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Are you frustrated that cyber attacks seem to be constantly in the news these days?


No, you aren't hallucinating.


Cyber attacks have quickly become the number-one risk for businesses across the world, surpassing even other risks as the top priority. Ranging from ransomware and data breaches to IT disruptions that halt operations completely, cyber threats are keeping business owners up at night - and with good reason.


Imagine losing access to your customer database, having sensitive information leaked out or being locked out of systems until paying a large ransom payment - these nightmares are becoming all too real for businesses of all sizes every day.


If your business falls victim to a cyber ...


Apr
29

Discover more about the new U.S. Cyber Trustmark today.


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The US Government established the Cyber Trust Mark as a way of verifying device safety. Internet of Things devices (IOTs) have become more prevalent over time; smart thermostats, baby monitors, and other IOT devices make life simpler but may expose us to cyberthreats.


There were recently introduced. Let's take a closer look and discuss how you can take advantage of this feature the next time you shop.


What Is the Cyber Trust Mark? Smart devices have become ubiquitous across our homes and offices, but many remain vulnerable. This presents hackers with opportunities to steal data or spy on users; TVs and smart plugs were identified as particularly susceptible IoT vulnerabilities in 2023.


The Cybe...


Apr
01

Discover more about the U.S. Cyber Trustmark Initiative


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The Cyber Trust Mark was developed by the US government to certify electronic devices as secure. Internet of Things devices have become more prevalent over time - including smart thermostats, baby monitors and other gadgets that make life simpler but may expose us to cyber risks.


There were over 112 million IoT cyber attacks worldwide in 2022. We will explore this feature more closely and how you can take advantage of it the next time you shop.


What Is The Cyber Trust Mark?


Smart devices have become ubiquitous across our homes and offices, yet some remain vulnerable. This presents hackers with opportunities to steal information or spy on users; in 2023 TVs and smart plugs were particularly susc...


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