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iDRACula discovered in Dell Servers According to a recent servethehome.com one of the most respected brands in the server industry contains a vulnerability in its 13th generation and older PowerEdge servers. This vulnerability allows users to bypass the Dell EMC iDRAC firmware protections and load their own firmware via both local and remote access methods…. Read more »

Data breaches happen often—even to those who follow cybersecurity best practices. That’s why having a clear plan of action is essential. A recent article from IT News outlines effective steps you can take to minimize the damage and protect your identity and finances. Step 1: Identify What Was Stolen Start by determining exactly what type… Read more »

Port of San Diego Hit by Ransomware Attack In late September, a ransomware attack targeted the Port of San Diego. The attacker demanded an unknown amount in Bitcoin. Employees lost access to their computers, disrupting services like public records and park permits. The full financial impact remains unclear, but similar attacks have caused major damage… Read more »

Stay Alert: Remote Tech Support Scams on the Rise Even if you trust your IT provider, you still need to stay vigilant. Remote tech support scams are becoming more common—and more dangerous. What Is a Remote Tech Support Scam? In these scams, cybercriminals pose as IT help desk staff. They claim to be fixing an… Read more »

In the current technological age, a website is now the face of an organization. When people hear about a new business or organization, the first thing they’ll do is check out their website. While having a secure, well-functioning website for your organization can help raise the reputation of your brand, having one that is not… Read more »

While running a small organization, getting your name out there is critical for your success. While using social media and online advertising are available options, the best way to become recognized by the largest audience possible is to appear at the top or near the top of an online search engine. A recent article from… Read more »

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 »