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With cyber threats looming larger than ever in 2025, the U.S. government has launched a new initiative to keep your smart devices—and your personal data—safe from cyber threats. With the new U.S Cyber Trust Mark, smart gadgets will be labeled to help you identify devices that are meeting security standards. What’s the Cyber Trust Mark?… Read more »

Dell is making significant changes to its product lineup by retiring well-known brands like XPS, Latitude, Inspiron, and Precision. These familiar names are being replaced with a simplified structure that categorizes devices into three main groups: This shift aims to streamline Dell’s offerings, but for users accustomed to the old branding, it might take some… Read more »

Browser extensions enhance your online experience by making it smoother, faster, and more enjoyable. However, a recent attack highlighted the risks these tools can pose. Hackers targeted popular Chrome extensions, exposing over 600,000 users to the theft of personal information. Here’s what happened and how to protect yourself. What Happened? Hackers tricked Chrome extension developers… Read more »

As a healthcare provider, you are entrusted with not only the health of your patients but also their most sensitive personal and medical information. Unfortunately, cybercriminals are increasingly targeting healthcare organizations, exploiting vulnerabilities to steal data and disrupt care. This growing threat is no longer just hypothetical—it’s a reality. That’s why the U.S. Department of… Read more »

In an unexpected announcement, Bench, a prominent Canadian accounting startup, has ceased operations effective immediately. The company, known for its software-as-a-service (SaaS) solutions catering to small and medium-sized businesses, left customers reeling with the message posted on its website: “We regret to inform you that as of December 27, 2024, the Bench platform will no… Read more »

Did you know that your home router could be a gateway for hackers? It might sound alarming, but devices like your Wi-Fi router can be used to spy on sensitive information, disrupt services, and even aid cybercriminals. Recently, TP-Link, one of the most popular router brands in the US, has come under investigation for potential… Read more »

How to Prepare Your Organization for Email Attacks in 2025 Are you prepared to tackle the cyber threats of 2025? With cybercriminals constantly evolving their tactics, establishing a robust cybersecurity strategy for 2025 has never been more critical. In the upcoming year, we can expect hackers to leverage AI even further in creating legitimate looking… Read more »

What happens when speed overtakes caution in the race to launch essential services? For the NHS and several other organizations, the result has been catastrophic: the exposure of over a million sensitive records due to misconfigured Microsoft Power Pages, a website builder application The Perfect Storm: Rush Meets Risk The NHS isn’t the only victim…. Read more »

As Thanksgiving approaches, shoppers are flocking to stores to prepare for their holiday feasts. However, customers at the Stop & Shop in Watertown are encountering frustrating experiences due to an IT systems outage, which has disrupted operations and caused delays during their pre-holiday shopping trips. What’s Behind the Shortages?  The issues at Stop & Shop… Read more »

In a concerning twist on cyberattacks, criminals are using physical letters to deliver malware by enticing recipients to scan QR codes. Switzerland’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) recently issued a warning about fraudulent letters masquerading as official correspondence from the Swiss Federal Office of Meteorology and Climatology (MeteoSwiss). The Scam: Malware Hidden in a Weather… Read more »