Dental practices are typically busy, small businesses, with limited time to focus on cybersecurity. Yet along with all those fluorides that do not taste as advertised, they manage and store … Continue reading →

Albert Einstein is credited with saying, “we cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.” One way to get that fresh thinking? Learning from … Continue reading →

Ransomware mutates as quickly as it seems the coronavirus is developing new strains. The Federal Bureau of Investigations first observed Egregor ransomware in September 2020. Just a few months later, … Continue reading →

As many as 30,000 American small businesses and local municipalities could have been compromised in a recent Microsoft Exchange Server  breach. In early March, Microsoft warned that multiple bad actors … Continue reading →

Cybercriminals are a non-discriminating bunch. They don’t care where your business is, your industry focus, or whether it is a large enterprise or small, family-run business. Identity access is an … Continue reading →

The year 2020 saw many more businesses embracing remote networking solutions to power their work from home. Cybercriminals, recognizing the opportunity, sought out unauthorized access. In January, Ubiquiti emailed its … Continue reading →

Bad actors are always looking for access to networks of interest and business systems. Vulnerabilities and software flaws are an ongoing concern. We need to be vigilant. Yet the fact … Continue reading →

For managed service providers, 2019 may be remembered as the year when ransomware attacks surged.

See why MSPs and their clients are targeted and see examples of attacks that have closed MSP businesses and shut down city governments.

A new NSA report warns of the dangers of products that decrypt HTTPS traffic for inspection.

See why the NSA says you need to closely control TLS Inspection products, and see why they aren’t the only ones warning about “TLS break and inspect.”

Ransomware attacks have changed. They’re more targeted, more dangerous, and causing more financial damage to victims than ever, according to the FBI.

See the industries hit hardest by the new rash of ransomware attacks – including examples of companies that ransomware killed. You’ll see the tactics being used and how to fight them.