Blog Posts and Articles in the Network Security Category

Between 2020-2021, U.S. businesses lost over $2.3 Billion more to BEC/EAC attacks than to Ransomware. Discover how these attacks work, how to recognize them and the best practices for protecting your business against these scams.

Phishing has been a mainstay in the cybersecurity threat landscape for decades, but it is still one of the most dangerous and effective attack vectors. Check out these best practices and tips to help you fight the phish.

Custom intrusion tools and new attack vectors that rely on fear, waiting and watching have resulted in attacks of unprecedented size and scope. These best practices can help you keep your network and data secure.

An industry specific look at the threats, patterns and motivations behind the cyber attacks targeting small businesses - and how to defend against them.

Malicious links and email attachments can quickly compromise your entire network. In this blog post we provide you with information, tips and links to help you spot potentially dangerous files and URLs that arrive in your inbox.

Occasionally know as non-malware, fileless malware lives in your computer’s RAM, doesn’t use software, and attacks vulnerabilities within the computer’s operating system and software programs.

Since 2014, the majority of Data Breaches have used the same nine attack patterns - understanding them is key to developing an effective Cybersecurity Strategy.

Blind spots in your network's security often happen in the space known as Shadow IT. Discover how to strike a balance between the needs of your end-users and keeping your sensitive data is secure.

Security measures that we use on a desktop or laptop are not possible on mobile, making phishing and similar attacks even more effective. Check out these tips for keeping your devices secure.

If you think network security is simply a matter of changing passwords and updating antivirus software. Think Again.

If your wireless network is not implemented correctly, it can also be providing access to your sensitive data.

Scammers do their best to look legitimate, often using a mix of spoofed phone numbers and social engineering in attempt to gain access or information.

Security best practices to help you avoid being a victim of cyber crime.

It's almost here! Join us in celebrating National Cybersecurity Awareness Month! We will be sharing tips, and information all month long to help you #BeCyberSmart