Two years ago, two thirds of all organizations reported some type of incident relating to cyber-crime.
That’s bound to be higher now because of the fraud opportunities created by the rush to Work From Home.
One of the most terrifying things that can happen to your business is a ransomware attack.
This is where hackers take control of your network and encrypt all your data, making it unusable. They won’t undo the damage unless you pay a big fee – a ransom fee.
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Of course, your team need access to company data when they’re working from home.
But this can be a major data security risk. Here’s how to make it safer.
Hackers are targeting all businesses, all the time. They use clever automated tools to sniff out vulnerabilities.
There is good news. One security method has been shown to be 99% effective. Find out what it is in this week’s video.
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Email is an essential part of modern business. But it can also be one of the biggest dangers.
Hackers use emails as a way into your systems, and they are getting smarter by the day.
Cybercrime is the number one threat to US businesses, and hackers WILL take advantage of every mistake you make.
This is the ultimate secret to keeping your business data safe
Hackers are targeting all businesses, all the time. Using clever automated tools, and by sending out billions of emails every day.
You’ve heard of phishing, we’re sure. It’s where criminals send you an email, pretending to be someone else (like your bank), to try to get sensitive information from you.
But what about vishing? And smishing? And whaling?
These are all forms of phishing designed to steal your information, and ultimately your money.
