Emergency Preparedness: Data Breach Protocol
Photo credit: iStock By Brittany Fugate, CEO at Cenetric When it comes to data breaches, there are plenty of things to consider. Cyber crimes have drastically increased in recent years, leaving businesses of all sizes as vulnerable as ever. While there’s no way to completely avoid data breaches, there are plenty of things to do […]
Yes, There’s Yet Another Cyber Threat: Quishing
QR codes are convenient, but they could also be harmful to you or your business. Learn about the quishing scam and how to avoid the dangers.
What to Look for in Antivirus Software for Your Business
Still using antivirus software on your business devices? It’s probably time for an upgrade to something that offers a lot more protection.
Social Security Number Breach: Hype or High-Priority?
You’ve heard about the Social Security number hack — but have you done anything about it yet? It’s not as hard as you might think, but you should act fast.
The Personal and Business Dangers of Phone-Number Spoofing Scams
Phone-number spoofing scams are dangerous. Scammers mask their phone number with the number of a company you’re likely to trust.
It Can Happen to You: Protecting Your Personal Data
To protect yourself from identity theft — both personal and business — the most important step you can take is to safeguard your personal information.
What Is the Dark Web – and Why Should You Care?
The dark web, however, is made up of pages that you need a special browser to visit. These pages have complex web addresses to make them hard to discover — because of the activity prevalent on them, they don’t want to be found.
Four Steps to Soar in 2024 (At Least When It Comes to IT)
2024 is the year you stop pushing your tech to-dos off to the side and follow through. We’ve put together a list of four IT needs to tackle this year to protect yourself and your business — or you might end up kicking yourself in 2025.
Why Your Small Business Needs Cybersecurity Insurance
When it comes to cybersecurity, the best practice is to have the proper protections in place to prevent an attack. But the next-best practice is to have cyber insurance to help you recover.
The Dangers of Social Engineering: What Just One Email Can Do
Sometimes your best friend can turn out to be your biggest foe. In one company’s case, a few simple emails were all it took for one organization to lose hundreds of thousands of dollars.