On July 12th, AT&T revealed a cyberbreach that transpired in April involving the theft of call and text message logs from their workspace hosted by their vendor, Snowflake. The threat actors downloaded the data of a large portion of AT&T’s cellular customers, creating a field day of information for scammers to exploit. What does the… Read more »
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Protect Your Apple ID from This New Cyberattack
Have you received any random texts from Apple recently? Careful – it may be a cyber criminal preying on your information. In a recent alert, security software company Symantec has warned of a new cyberattack targeting iPhone users in the U.S., aiming to steal their Apple IDs through a “phishing” campaign. This attack involves cybercriminals… Read more »
How to Use Microsoft Copilot in Teams: A Comprehensive Guide
Microsoft Teams has become a central hub for many organizations, especially in the era of remote/hybrid work. With the introduction of Microsoft Copilot, an AI powered assistant integrated into Microsoft 365 applications, Teams users can now leverage artificial intelligence to streamline tasks, enhance productivity, and improve overall workflow. Accessing Copilot Once Copilot is enabled, you… Read more »
Security Awareness Training for Ransomware Awareness Month
Is your organization fully equipped to handle the devastating fallout of a ransomware attack? As we recognize Ransomware Awareness Month, it’s crucial for businesses to bolster their defenses through comprehensive security awareness training. What is Ransomware? Ransomware is a type of malicious software designed to block access to a computer system or data, usually by… Read more »
What the Kaspersky Ban Means for Your Organization
Do you currently use Kaspersky security software? If you live in the United States, you won’t be able to much longer. As of Thursday, the US Department of Commerce announced a ban on Kaspersky software and all security products. Why the Ban? The Bureau of Industry (BIS) found that Kaspersky: – Is under Russian government… Read more »
5 Tips to Stay Cybersafe on Vacation
As we enter the beginning of Summer, many of us are highly anticipating the start of pool days, campfires, and of course, taking time off for much needed vacations. While summer vacation is meant to be a time to throw all your troubles away, protecting your personal data and information should still be a priority…. Read more »
Training Your Team on Microsoft Copilot for 365: Resources and Strategies
Microsoft Copilot for 365 is a tool that has the potential to revolutionize the way your team works by enhancing productivity, collaboration, and efficiency. In this blog post, we’ll discuss simple and cost effective strategies for training your team on Microsoft Copilot for 365. Effective Training Resources To train your team effectively, it’s essential to… Read more »
Is Your Organization Prepared for AI Cyber Attacks?
As technology advances, so do the tactics of cybercriminals. Here are some AI-assisted cyber-attacks that you should be aware of: AI-Enhanced Phishing Emails/Messages Cybercriminals now use AI to craft emails and messages that closely mimic those from seemingly legitimate sources. Malicious messages trick recipients into revealing sensitive information, making them much harder to detect and… Read more »
Fishing vs. Phishing: Key Differences and Staying Safe Online
Fishing and phishing might sound alike, but while one is a relaxing pastime – the other is a malicious cybercrime where attackers bait victims into handing over sensitive information through bogus emails and websites. In honor of National Fishing Week, we will be covering what phishing is, its impact, and how you can protect your… Read more »
How to Use Rules and Quick Steps in Outlook
Many of us spend hours in our inbox daily, making email management skills critical for staying on top of tasks and remaining productive during the day. If you find yourself overwhelmed by your inbox, Rules and Quick steps are a fantastic way to automate and streamline email organization. What are Rules in Outlook? Outlook Rules… Read more »
