Hackers are a crafty bunch. They will use any and all means to infiltrate businesses, including some that are downright shameful. One of the most...
New Report Finds that A Third of Employees Will Fall for Phishing Scams
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We All Need to Watch Out for These Common Phishing Attacks
Hackers are always taking advantage of others’ misfortunes, and they have even gone so far as to leverage the COVID-19 pandemic in efforts to launch...
This Is How to Avoid Phishing Scams
For many businesses, email plays a crucial role in the dissemination of information. Whether it is simply interacting with clients or pushing...
Considering the Current State of Phishing
We will never pass up the opportunity to draw attention to the importance of cybersecurity awareness, as it is a crucial element for any business to...
How to Prepare Your Team to Fight Phishing
While last year saw a significant decrease in its number of data breaches, the number of records that were leaked doubled… and then some. Part of...
GoDaddy Demonstrated How Not to Educate Users About Phishing
While phishing awareness is an important practice to teach to a business’ employees, some methods are better than others, as GoDaddy—the domain...
Let’s Take a Look at Phishing Attacks
Phishing attacks are growing in number and it presents a major challenge for businesses. The many different forms that these attacks come in just...
When Your Contacts Aren’t Your Contacts – Display Name Spoofing
Business success is often tied to the quality of your business relationships. There are a lot of people you need to trust: your vendors to get you...
Tip of the Week: 5 Warning Signs of a Phishing Attack
Phishing attacks are a very common threat nowadays. Between the classic message from a supposed Nigerian Prince to a sudden and urgent email from...
Cybersecurity Has Also Felt the Influence of COVID-19
While businesses have always needed to focus on their data security, the COVID-19 pandemic has only made this more of a challenge. Let’s go over why...