Tag Archives: phishing
How Does Social Engineering Scam Work?

Scams involving social engineering are far more common today than ever before. There may undoubtedly be a few items in your mailbox that look weird when you check your emails; these items are most likely phishing emails. It’s a good thing that so many people are aware of the dangers Continue Reading »
Can Social Engineering Affect Your Business?

Due to how prevalent they are, phrases like “malware” and “phishing” have grown quite popular in recent years. However, did you realize that these dubious activities are only a small component of a larger scheme which is “social engineering”? What is Social Engineering? Although the phrase may be new, the Continue Reading »
It’s Time to Test your Knowledge of Backup and Disaster Recovery!

Over the past few weeks, we’ve talked about backup disaster recovery and why it’s important for any business to have. We have covered all the factors that should go into a business owner’s recovery plan. We’ve also listed some terrible things that could happen to your business if it doesn’t Continue Reading »
Is Your Workplace Secure from Social Media Phishing Attacks?

In our last three blogs, we’ve covered the various ways in which cybercrime can have an economic impact on a company. We have discussed the risks associated with many forms of malware. We have issued a warning regarding the most recent cybersecurity threats that can cause widespread damage to small Continue Reading »
Safeguard Against Cybersecurity attacks When Working Remotely

After the pandemic, millions of individuals started doing their jobs from home. There are many benefits to working remotely, which is why many companies have kept it in place even though it is safe to return to the regular work environment. There are, however, several cybersecurity concerns to address when Continue Reading »
Should Businesses Prepare for New Cybersecurity Risks?

The ongoing growth of digital tech has proven helpful. Everything has grown more efficient, including processing times and client ease of access. But besides these advantages, there is a rising reason to worry about new cybersecurity risks. Hackers have access to the same tech and have improved their skills for Continue Reading »