Online Dating and Cyber-Security 53 million Americans are actively using online dating services, 413 M worldwide.* It’s important to think about the information you are sharing on those profiles and how that may make you susceptible to cyber security scams When it comes to online dating apps and cybersecurity, users should exercise caution and be mindful…
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Why Hackers love Holidays! Most people take a long-awaited chance to rest and relax during the holiday season. But cybercriminals and hackers see a huge opportunity to launch attacks. Why you ask? Here are the top 3 reasons why cybercriminals love the holiday season. 1. People are Distracted You know that with all the holiday…
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Cloud, Hybrid or Prem, what’s the best choice for your business? The buzz about “the cloud” continues to be a topic for many businesses and many are increasingly adopting cloud computing technologies to optimize their operations and simplify infrastructure. However, deciding between a cloud, hybrid, or on-premises solution can be challenging. Let’s look at the…
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Airline Ticket Scams Are Soaring Scammers love travel season. They know your eyes are peeled for a cheap ticket and have devised convincing ways to get their hands on your money. Tricked consumers have spent months of their lives dealing with the consequences of these scams and lost thousands of dollars in the process. In…
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What the MGM attack means to smaller companies Yes, the MGM attack was a big one, and these are the ones we always hear about, but what actually happened and why should your business be concerned? The MGM Hotel and Entertainment Resorts were hit by a serious cyber-attack that morphed into a ransomware attack. But…
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Here’s What Google Maps Timeline Knows About You (And It’s More Than You Think) It’s 10:00 p.m. – do you know where your children are? Google probably does. Thanks to Google Maps’ Timeline feature, the tech company probably knows where your whole family has been – down to the GPS coordinates. The feature was first…
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Will The FCC’s New “Cyber Trust Mark” Improve Home Cyber Security? (Unlikely) You’re at The Home Depot comparing two models of smart fridges. One has an aqua-colored logo that says, “Cyber Trust Mark.” The other does not. Would you choose the one with the logo? The US government hopes so. In July, the Federal Communications…
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4 Things to do to Prevent Your Cyber Insurance Claim From Being Denied “Thank goodness” is probably what Illinois-based manufacturing company ICS thought about having a cyber insurance policy with Travelers Insurance after a data breach in 2022.But after claims investigators pulled out heir microscopes, they found that ICS failed to use multi-factor authentication(MFA) across…
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Worried about AI taking over the world, or just your job? I’ve seen many recent articles about Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the concern about it pulling at Skynet and taking over the world, but I think far more concerning to many is what jobs AI will take over and what will need to be done…
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Exploring Cryptojacking: Understanding the Threat and How to Protect Against it In the realm of cybersecurity, the term “Ransomware” has haunted us many for years. However, a recent shift in the landscape has brought to light a recurrence of another threat – Cryptojacking. Cryptojacking, involves a hacker exploiting a computer’s processing power to engage in…
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