MFA- What You Should Know
Credential (or password) breaches are at an all-time high and are responsible for more data breaches than any other type of attack In a world where data and business processes are
Next Generation Antivirus (NGAV)
In this day and age, we are consistently breaking all records when it comes to data breaches and the sheer volume of cyber-attacks on businesses, governments, and individual
The Gift of Cybersecurity This Holiday Season
Cybersecurity tends not to be top of mind for most people as they ease into the Christmas season. Except for cybercriminals, that is. For them, given that holidays mean limited sta
Email Security Best Practices
Did you know that over 90% of all cyberattacks start with an email? That’s right, most successful cyberattacks start with someone simply clicking a link in an email. Additional
Watch Out For New Facebook “Trusted Friend” Scam
If you can’t trust your friends, who can you trust? No one, apparently. There’s a new scam on Facebook that’s making waves, and it’s one you should be mindf
Ransomware Continues To Evolve On Android Devices
Hackers around the world are continuing to innovate at a terrifying, relentless pace, and that truth is reflected in the latest form of ransomware to be found in the wild. Dubbed &
New Hack Attempts To Access Office 365 Passwords
Companies are getting better at detecting and fending off brute force attacks. Depending on how big, and how hard-hitting the attack is, it can still get through, of course, but th
Several Security Issues Found In Solutions That Use DNSmasq
Open source tools offer a lot of compelling advantages, with one of the biggest and most important being that they tend to have relatively fewer bugs and security flaws. The reason
Update: WiFi Security Issue That Could Impact Most Routers, Smartphones
Recently, we wrote an urgent article about a serious security flaw in the current WiFi standard that could impact almost every wireless router and smartphone on the planet. Dubbed
New WiFi Issue Could Affect Millions Of Users And Devices
Security researchers have found a new critical security flaw dubbed “Krack” (Key Reinstallation Attacks) that affects literally every WiFi router and smart phone in use today.