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Ransomware Victims are More Likely to Suffer a Second Attack, Report Finds
If you’ve been the victim of one ransomware attack, don’t assume you’re exempt from future attacks. A survey by cybersecurity firm, Cybereason, found that 80%
Do I Need a New IT Guy? Ask These 10 Questions.
With all the intricacies of running a business, it’s easy to get complacent with areas of your business that are working “good enough”. We get
This Task Force is Trying to Bring an End to the Global Ransomware Crisis
The ransomware crisis is so far-reaching across industries and globally that it now calls for a comprehensive solution to halt its further expansion. A multi-government
Massive Cybersecurity Talent Deficit Puts SMB in a Bad Spot
Small businesses are in a challenging position: there is an existing talent deficit threatening continued growth and the continuation of a hard-to-solve problem. In the
FBI and DOJ Update: Ransomware Attacks Will Now Be Treated With Same Priority as Terrorism
With the latest ransomware attacks becoming more public-facing and impactful, the FBI and Justice Department are finally updating their priorities. Ransomware cyberattacks will now be
Beware: Don’t Post Answers to Personal Questions on Social Media, EVER.
Be aware that seemingly insignificant details about your life that you may be sharing on social media could be opening Pandora’s box for cybercriminals. For
Backups Are No Longer Enough to Protect Your Business Against Ransomware
Why are backups no longer enough to protect your organization from ransomware? Let’s start here: cybercriminals are evolving, and they’re evolving fast. What used to
Hacker Tracker | May in Review
Where are we in the world of cybersecurity? It’s easy to miss the cybersecurity threats and attacks happening right in our “backyard”. Our goal at
39% of Phishing Attacks Were Successful in 2020
COVID-19 has made many of our systems change, innovate and, in many cases, even improve. Unfortunately, to the detriment of businesses worldwide, this also holds
