I'm sure you’re tired of hearing about ransomware by now. It’s been covered in the news extensively over the last couple years, and for a good reason. Businesses of all sizes are potential targets for this type of cybercrime.
However, I'm not here to scare you or remind you of how dangerous and damaging ransomware can be. Instead, I'd like to give you five simple tips on how to avoid a ransomware attack on your computer systems so you can keep your business safe. Read more
In the last 15 years, the nature of internet threats has changed radically from the simple viruses, malware, to ransomware, phishing, and massive device compromises. Corporations have had ways to counter every new threat at varying costs.
The challenge remains the home user. Many people work from home, bring work home, or have smart devices, making the home an attractive target to the hackers.
The high-tech lifestyle has made it easy to manage smart appliances to make life easier; however, it brings with it the worry of hacking threats. Read more
updated 3/21/2019
Something that is easy to follow and doesn’t have 245 steps on it, but covers all the essential steps that you can complete in less than 45 minutes.
Here are the critical steps that you need to take to speed up and safeguard your computer while protecting your data. We broke it down into four phases: Update > Clean > Backup > Secure.
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The Sensible Small Business IT Checklist [Printable PDF]
Date breaches can affect a small business in unexpected ways, but there are measures you can take when it comes to reducing risks. In this article, we will look at why is it so important to educate your employees about how data breaches occur and what you, as a small business owner can do to protect your information.
There are three main ways that data breaches occur, and knowing what they are and why they happen is the first step to preventing them.
Your company´s security system is only as secure as its weakest member, and according to a recent report released by PWC, this can seriously affect your bottom line.
The report stated, “Financial impact may include decreased revenues, disruption of business systems, regulatory penalties, and erosion of customers.” It goes on to include an even longer list of ways that your business loses when it´s not secure.
In many cases, these security breaches are caused by employees. The good news is that you can take measures to make sure that your employees aren´t doing anything that could allow for security breaches.
Here are some things you need to look for to find the weak links in your security system and make them strong.
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