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Why Reliable Backups Are Essential for Your Company

When you're wrapped up in the day-to-day hustle of your work, it becomes all too easy to overlook the importance of reliable backups. That is, until you try to recover a critical system, or even that one single file you desperately need. That’s why creating reliable backups remains one of...
Zoom software poses security risks

This Common Business Software Poses Security Risks

In a typical office environment, you expect to use common business software like Microsoft Teams or Zoom on an everyday basis. What you don’t expect is for these common programs to become vectors for malware. Unfortunately, creative attackers have found ways to hijack the very tools you rely on to...
What to know about the wiper malware attacks

Wiped Out: The Crippling Effects of Wiper Malware Attacks

You’re probably familiar with several forms of cyberattacks your business faces every day. Nations-states prefer to steal data, while cybercriminals generally either opt for cryptomining or encrypting your data for a ransomware attack. Unfortunately, while this has been true for years, recent strikes reveal a new appetite for destruction: wiper...
cyber security predictions for 2021

Cyber Security Predictions For 2021

Between COVID-19 and economic slowdowns, we can’t wait for 2020 to end so we can start the new year fresh. Unfortunately, cybercriminals who thrived upon phishing and ransomware attacks will be working hard to continue their success into 2021.To keep us ahead of the attackers, many experts have predicted the top...
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Explaining Ransomware Without All The Jargon

As an IT and cybersecurity vendor, we often use jargon and acronyms to discuss technology.  While we use these words to be precise, it doesn’t help explain the concepts to a non-technical audience.  CEOs, and other executives, often must use every-day English to explain technology to non-technical board-of-director members. To...