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Beware of Malicious Emails You probably receive hundreds of emails daily. Did you know that one in every 244 emails contains malware (according to IT World)? Stay alert for suspicious emails to protect yourself. Red Flags to Watch For 1. Poor Spelling and GrammarScammers often disguise emails to look like they’re from trusted sources like… Read more »

Enhancing File Sharing Security in Your Organization File-sharing software has become an essential tool for modern organizations, enabling more effective communication and collaboration on documents. While it boosts efficiency, improperly protected files can fall into the wrong hands, leading to serious risks such as fraud and identity theft. Understanding and addressing these vulnerabilities is critical… Read more »

Protect Yourself from Phishing Scams During Natural Disasters When a major tragedy like a hurricane or the Boston bombing strikes, your first instinct may be to help those affected by donating money. Unfortunately, cybercriminals exploit people’s goodwill by launching phishing scams and fraudulent websites designed to solicit donations. According to a recent cyber intelligence advisory,… Read more »

Protect Your Small Business from Ad Fraud As a small business or organization, you cannot afford to waste money on anything that doesn’t directly boost awareness or increase revenue. While paying for ad space on high-traffic websites can effectively promote your brand, beware of fraudulent websites that drain your advertising budget. Beware of Fraudulent Websites… Read more »

Why Your Business Needs a Mobile App It seems like there’s an app for everything today, and your business should be no exception. A mobile app establishes credibility and provides people with another way to interact with your organization. Why Create an App When You Have a Responsive Website? If your organization already has a… Read more »

Stay Safe on Public WiFi: Essential Tips Public WiFi is everywhere—in coffee shops, restaurants, and malls. Many people immediately connect to these networks for better device functionality or to access the internet on non-data-enabled devices like laptops. While convenient, public WiFi poses security risks if you don’t take the right precautions. A SmallBusiness.com article offers… Read more »

We use passwords for everything. Our email, social media, bank accounts, and many other online platforms require passwords for access. Since passwords are needed for so many things, many people choose to go with easy-to-remember passwords, or use one password for everything. While it may be convenient to not have to memorize a bunch of… Read more »

Whether you like it or not, Google tracks your location at all times if you use any of their apps on your smartphone. Although sharing your location has benefits—such as quickly getting directions to a nearby restaurant or checking the local weather—you may prefer to prioritize your privacy over these conveniences. Google claimed that pausing… Read more »

While you have probably heard about bitcoin, you may not be familiar with a new type of cybercrime on the rise called cryptojacking. What is Cryptojacking? Cryptojacking is essentially when a cybercriminal uses someone else’s computer or web browser without their permission to develop cryptocurrency. They usually infiltrate their victim’s system through a phishing email… Read more »

Do you own or manage a small business or organization? If so, it is important to acknowledge the increasing risk of becoming a cyberattack victim. Data from a recent CNET article shows that since 2011 the percentage of cyberattacks that occurred in small businesses has risen from 20% to almost 50%! Another troubling statistic is… Read more »