The IT Pro Blog
Tag: Cybersecurity
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Executives Using Office 365 Targeted by New Scam
Recently, cybercriminals instigated a high-end spear-phishing campaign targeting executive users of Office 365. The attack bypassed multi-factor authentication (MFA) through a Microsoft 365 security flaw
80% of Ransomware Attacks Stem From These Common Pitfalls
A recent warning from Microsoft identified that 80% of all ransomware incidents stem from a few common cybersecurity mistakes. The good news? Most attacks are
Don’t Let TikTok Touch Your Business
Hot take: don’t use TikTok for your business. Here’s why. We know now that online videos make up more than 82% of all consumer internet
IT Issues Negatively Affect Workplace Productivity and Morale
Covid-19 has shifted the way the world runs in many ways. Thankfully, much of our world has gone back to normal, and other parts are
Hacker Tracker | July 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
Password-Stealing Malware Targets Android Devices
There is a new type of malware that is spreading quickly. FluBot malware specifically targets Android devices, aiming to steal passwords, bank details, and other
Cybercriminals Fail When They Hit Multi-factor Authentication
We’ve touted the benefits of multi-factor authentication again and again on our blog because it matters. Recently the head of operations at Europol’s European Cybercrime
French Law Would Change U.S. Free WiFi Networks As We Know Them if Adopted Here
Ever wondered how laws in other countries could change the way we operate if they were activated in the United States? We wonder about this
Considering Buying a Company? You Are Purchasing Their IT Risks
Cybersecurity matters. You’re catching onto our theme – or maybe we sound like a broken record! You can’t ignore it for many reasons. One reason
