Calyptix Blog

In August 2016, the Office of Civil Rights (OCR) notified Covered Entities and Business Associates that it is widening its efforts to identify protected health information (PHI) breaches that affect less than 500 individuals.

While expensive news for businesses, it is a ripe opportunity for IT providers to deliver valuable cybersecurity services to new and existing clients. Read on to see how your company could benefit.

Firewalls are great tools to use for network protection, especially if your business is regulated by laws such as HIPAA and PCI DSS.

But which types of firewalls are the most beneficial for your clients' business?

HIPAA violations could cost your healthcare client quite a bit of money. Up to $1.5 million to be exact.

Read on to see what the top breaches are and how you can prevent them from occurring.

Knowing the network security concerns that creep into your client’s minds is a great way to build their trust and speak to issues they care about. But what are those concerns?

See the top network security worries for businesses across seven industries. We cover retail, healthcare, financial services, tech, and more.

Passwords are not as safe as they used to be. Multi-factor authentication is becoming more common to beef up security. But should you use it on your systems?

Read on to learn more about multi-factor authentication, including the three types of data that can verify an identity and which one is hacked the most.

In the ever-evolving field of network security, one can’t afford to be out of the loop when it comes to the most popular cyber attacks.

See what you’re up against with this new chart of the most popular attack types in Q2 2016.

Email phishing may seem like an easy attack to dodge, but with more sophisticated attacks coming down the pipeline, it can be hard to tell which emails are malicious and which ones aren’t.

Need help teaching or reminding your employees on the dangers of email phishing? Check out our Email Phishing Infographic, which shows the many ways users can be tricked.

Teaching employees network security best practices and threat warning signs can be one tough job, especially if you are a smaller IT team.

Get the ball rolling with these five easy tips on how to begin employee security training at your company.