One Wrong Click and Your Business is Hacked
The good news is that most people have finally learnt not to: open random files. install programs from strange websites. […]
The good news is that most people have finally learnt not to: open random files. install programs from strange websites. […]
Hackers don’t just rely on hacking or guessing passwords—they exploit overlooked vulnerabilities like default settings, reused credentials and social engineering techniques. Hackers have more tricks up their sleeves than you realise, so checkout our blog and stay one step ahead.
Everyone has a role to play in cybersecurity at work. Do not let your employees think that it is someone else’s problem. The threat is real and regrettably, your workers can be be your weakest link. This article shares threats, what employees can do and how to keep them engaged in cybersecurity.
It is a sad but true fact that your employees are your number one cyber-security threat. They are often the
The most reported crime in the world right now is cyber crime and online fraud. This blog article explains the
Many people have heard the term “firewall”, especially in movies. But what is it exactly? In this article, we talk about what a firewall is and how it can protect your business.
Every Internet user should already know that the internet has many people looking to exploit the Web for ill intent.
Most computers have an antivirus or a security software product installed to protect the computer. However, a lot of these security products aren’t very good at cleaning up if an infection does occur. In this article, we discuss why you need professional virus removal.
A common complaint by many users lately has been spam emails appearing to come from their own accounts. Despite not knowing why, reports of business colleagues, suppliers, clients and even friends and family, receiving spam email that appears to come from them has many people worried.
Phishing attacks are designed to steal your credentials or trick you into installing malicious software and still exist because they are so devastatingly simple and effective. But as with most things they evolve overtime and unfortunately become even more effective. Check out our blog for ways to help protect yourself and your business.
There are the normal costs everyone associates with a computer breach, like employee downtime and the costs associated with getting your network and computers fixed. But really, most businesses that haven’t been hit with a security incident view it as more of an inconvenience than a bottom-line cost. For those businesses who have come out the other side though they know from firsthand experience that the hidden and ongoing costs of a data breach can be crippling and that IT security exists to protect your business on multiple levels. Here are a few of the hard, but common cold hard realities of life after a hack.
As an IT Expert, I get client calls and emails asking me about various emails they receive and whether that particular email is fake or real – almost all time the emails are fake.
To help my clients and others in a similar situation I’ve put together a video that goes through some security tips on how to protect your self from hackers and phishing attempts.
Recently, a security flaw was discovered that allows hackers to break into Wi-Fi networks – even the secured ones and your wireless networks are possibly vulnerable as a result. This article provides an overview of the issue and how you can protect your networks.
With cloud computing people are embracing the flexibility of working away from the office (whether at home or travelling) and working by simply accessing