How Does a Cybercriminal Break into a Business?
It’s not always the high-tech hacks you hear about on the news. Sometimes it’s much simpler. And closer to home.
Look at these 20 common ways businesses get hacked. Some might surprise you.
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Cybercriminals don’t clock off.
While your team sleeps, eats, and unwinds… attackers are scanning, phishing, and sneaking in.
This is how active the threat is around the clock.
How to get the most from Microsoft Teams
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Advanced persistent threats (APTs) are a type of cyber attack that is characterized by persistence, stealth, and sophistication. APTs are typically carried out by nation-states, criminal organizations, and other highly skilled attackers, who use a combination of tools, techniques, and social engineering tactics to infiltrate and compromise a target's network.
Cybersecurity incident response planning is an essential component of any organization's overall security strategy. It is the process of preparing for and responding to a cyber attack or data breach in order to minimize the damage and get the organization back to normal operations as quickly as possible.
