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.
Hackers are counting on people’s curiosity and willingness to help out and deliberately leave malicious USB in company car parks and other public places. Once you plugged that drive into your computer, they can then steal or encrypt data or control your computer in the background. Learn about the risk and how to avoid it, in out latest blog article.
You probably are already patching your software but are you doing anything for the firmware that keeps your devices working? Read our latest blog to learn why you also need to patch your devices firmware.
When it comes to internet security, most businesses do not have the protection they really need. Many people rely on
There are three main types of cyber attacks out there that business need to be worried about. In this article we discuss the differences and explores their primary targets. Be better informed and understand why your business might be at risk of a cyber attack and what you can do to protect yourself.
Cyber security and Internet attacks has been all over the Australian media recently after the recent press conference from The Prime Minister – Scott Morrison. This has created some concern amongst business owners so we put together this brief list on some ways they can help protect their companies.
Passwords are an essential part to your businesses cybersafety. If, like the rest of us, you have dozens of passwords
Every Internet user should already know that the internet has many people looking to exploit the Web for ill intent.
This articles will help you identifying precisely how criminals target businesses to help protect you from the most devastating attacks out there.
Being hacked is the single biggest fear for most computer users. Many people believe the first sign of strange behavior or errors on their PC is a sign of being hacked. But are hackers really inside your machine, roaming around madly and stealing your information? Or should we be on the lookout for other more subtle signs? What does being hacked really look like and what can I do to help prevent it happening?
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.
Businesses around the world are being targeted with a cyber-attack that sends victims a fake invoice that looks real enough to fool to most people. It is based on an old scam that used to see invoices faxed or mailed to the victims and now it has made its way into the digital world and instances are on the rise.
This blog lists the types of invoice attacks you may receive.
2018 brings a clean slate of opportunities for online businesses to strengthen their security systems. Ecommerce platforms are the most at risk, since they involve payments and valuable information. In determining how strong your website’s defense is against hacker threats, consider some of these factors:
Relying on just one level of security (ie antivirus software) is not enough in todays world – you need a multi layered approach. This article shows you some ways you can start to implement this.
What is social engineering and how can you protect your business?
