The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) recommends using use passphrases instead of passwords. Find out what passphrases are and why they are becoming more popular to use.
What to Consider When Choosing a Virtual Meeting Solution
Selecting a virtual meeting solution can be a daunting task because there are so many available. Here is one way to tackle this task.
3 Emerging Digital Dangers
Companies will need to guard against even more digital threats in the not-too-distant future. Here are three of those emerging digital dangers.
Fake Security Certificate Updates: A New Twist to an Old Trick
Hackers are now using fake security certificate updates to trick people to installing malware on their devices. Learn how the ruse works and how to avoid becoming a victim.
3 Coronavirus-Themed Phishing Emails That Might Be Headed to Your Business
Nowadays, more than 80% of cyberattacks incorporate a coronavirus theme. Here are three real-life examples of Coronavirus-themed phishing emails that hackers sent specifically to businesses.
5 Ways to Maintain Business Continuity During the Coronavirus Crisis
Staying in business during the coronavirus pandemic can be challenging. Here are five ways to help keep your employees healthy and your operations running.
Going Remote on 1 Day Notice
The impact of COVID-19 is becoming harder for business owners to ignore. If you’re following the recommendations of the World Health Organization, Center for Disease Control, and your local governments; you’ve switched to a remote-based operation. Many businesses are trying to figure out how to go remote. Here are a few items to consider to prepare for a smooth transition.
Still Using Windows 7? Here Are Some New Reasons Why You Might Want to Upgrade
If your business is still using Windows 7, some new research and recent bugs might persuade you to reconsider that decision. Here is what you need to know.
What Businesses Can Learn from the Ransomware Attacks Besieging Local and State Governments
Local and state governments are increasingly becoming ransomware victims. Even worse, some of them are paying large ransoms to get their data back. Find out how one county government avoided giving into the cyber extortionists’ demands.