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Introduction With it being  Cybersecurity Awareness Month, it’s a timely reminder that staying informed about evolving trends is vital for securing our businesses. The landscape of cybersecurity is continuously shifting, making it essential for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) to understand these changes. By keeping up with emerging threats and best practices, we can fortify our

Introduction: The Cyber Jungle Awaits! Welcome to October, the month where ghosts and goblins roam the streets! While you’re dodging tricks and treats, don’t forget about a lurking menace in the digital shadows—cybersecurity threats! In today’s tech-savvy world, small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are prime targets for cybercriminals. A staggering 43% of cyberattacks are aimed

Ok, maybe a quiz won’t exactly save your business, but we had to have a little fun with the title. In all seriousness though, keeping your business safe online can feel like a lot to manage on your own. That’s why we put together this simple quiz to cover 10 of the most important things

Cyberattacks are an ever-growing threat to businesses of all sizes, especially with the rise in AI and automation software enabling cyber criminals to rapidly target more and more people and businesses. A recent study found that 68% of data breaches come from human error, while only 15% of companies provide ongoing cyber awareness training to

Did you know a staggering 54% of organizations face attempted cyberattacks on internet-connected devices (IoT) every single week? These aren’t just your computers and servers—it’s your Wi-Fi, cameras, printers, Bluetooth speakers, Alexa devices, cell phones, access points, even fax machines. With the number of IoT devices projected to explode to over 207 billion by the

Cybersecurity: A Critical Foundation for Professional Services Technology has become an integral part of every business, regardless of the industry. With the advent of Artificial Intelligence and IoT (the Internet of Things), more devices are connected to the internet than ever before. This connectivity fosters innovation and efficiency for consumers. However, it also introduces new

An old malware scam is reemerging with dangerous new tricks, causing significant problems for anyone who uses a web browser – i.e., nearly all of us. Hackers using the “update your browser” scam found new ways to hide malicious files, making it harder for security experts to locate and remove them. We’ll see more of