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Is the Ransomware Craze Finally Over? (Hint: Probably Not)
Even with ransomware making headlines last year, 2024 saw one of the most interesting trends yet: decreased payments. Last year alone, ransomware...
No Business is Too Small to Be a Target to Cybercriminals
One of the biggest myths about cybersecurity and cybercrime is that smaller businesses are somehow immune to the more dangerous types of threats...
2024 Ransomware is as Scary as Ever
If you’re not familiar with ransomware, we wish we lived in the same universe you’ve been living in the past decade. It’s a serious problem for all...
What You Can Do About Today’s Most Pressing Cybersecurity Threats
As cyberthreats become more advanced, businesses must take proactive steps to address them. Cyberattacks can have devastating effects, making it...
Local Businesses at Risk to Lose Over $40k in 2024
As the year winds down, it’s time to start looking at 2024 and what the year could mean for local organizations. It’s likely that most businesses...
The Problems that Ransomware Causes are Extensive and Frustrating
Businesses face a lot of threats, but ransomware stands out amongst them all. It’s certainly one of the scariest threats out there, as it seems we...
3 Reasons Ransomware is So Scary
Perhaps the most dangerous and notorious modern malware, ransomware affects businesses and industries without any regard to size or scope. It can...
Want to Improve Security? Start with These Basic Concerns
There are some security issues that businesses are much more likely to experience than others, including the following. Let’s go over how you can...
Ask a Tech: What’s the Deal with Ransomware?
We throw around the term “ransomware” an awful lot, and while we’re confident that most people have some level of familiarity with the concept at...