Phishing attacks are a very common threat nowadays. Between the classic message from a supposed Nigerian Prince to a sudden and urgent email from...
Tip of the Week: 5 Warning Signs of a Phishing Attack
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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...
Well-Trained Staff Will Avoid Ransomware
Ransomware has been a real problem for the past several years. This is a result of a shift in the ways hackers approach their craft. Once known for...
Don’t Get Tricked: Phishing Attacks Pretending to be Voicemail Attachments
Human beings are naturally inquisitive creatures, which makes it all the easier for us to be convinced of different things. Cereal mascots promise...
There’s a Reason Some Scams are Painfully Transparent
“Hello sir/ma’am, I am a member of royal [sic] family and I am in grave danger in my country. If you send me money to get out safely, I will share...
Tip of the Week: Phishing Training Has to Be a Priority
When reading through Microsoft’s latest Security Intelligence Report you will quickly get the notion that phishing attacks are some of the most...
Three Tricks to Spot Phishing Attempts
Cybersecurity needs to be a priority to any business that wants to continue their operations in the long-term. One threat that is very common today...
Is It Fair to Be Fired for Falling for a Phishing… Test?
Let’s run through a quick scenario: your company’s computing infrastructure is infected with ransomware. Fortunately, you have an offsite backup, so...
Social Media Scams and Everything You Should Know
Social media has overtaken both the professional and personal aspects of online communication and connection, and while it might provide a...
Phishing Attacks and How to Avoid Them
Phishing attacks are the bane of modern businesses, and any organization’s employees need to be cognizant of the threat they pose. Unfortunately, no...