Phishing attacks are no longer easy to spot. Scammers now use artificial intelligence to generate highly sophisticated lures that trick even the most observant employees. To protect a business from becoming another security statistic, it is necessary to identify the clear differences between legitimate communications and fraudulent messages. While these risks exist every day of […]
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For a long time, one of the best practices for phishing prevention has been to pick up the phone and call up the person apparently sending a message. Unfortunately, in some cases, phone calls are now being exploited. Now, AI enables scammers to mimic the voices of the people they impersonate through voice cloning. As
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I’m about to say something that is going to sound weird at first, but stay with me here: I miss the Nigerian Prince scam. I know, I know, it’s crazy, but let me tell you why: threats were a lot easier to spot.
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The majority of modern cyberattacks begin with some form of user manipulation, usually through phishing messages that trick recipients into acting against their own security. While these can be shared in any form, the most well-known is certainly email. Let’s review a few warning signs that can help indicate that an email message is, in
Tip of the Week: 3 Signs of a Fraudulent Email Read More »
Some of the hardest cybersecurity lessons are only learned after the fact. Whether it’s a data breach caused by poor security practices or simple human error, the end result is the same: a loss of time, money, and reputation. You can learn these simple security lessons now and save yourself a lot of hurt along
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Do you know which of your employees is your weakest security link? It doesn’t take much to break into an employee’s email, and from there, the rest of your infrastructure. All a scammer has to do is convince the right employee to click on a link, download an infected attachment, or hand over their password.
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Your team is your first and most vital defense against cyber threats. A single mistake—a click on a malicious link, a weak password, or a lapse in judgment—can compromise your entire organization. Cybersecurity isn’t just an IT issue; it’s a company-wide responsibility. To build a resilient defense, your team needs comprehensive, recurring training. This month,
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Email attachments are a staple of digital communication, but they’re also one of the most common ways malware, viruses, and phishing schemes sneak past users. We’re all guilty of clicking that little paperclip before we assess the factors that could really end up being a pain in the side for you and your business. Before
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Navigating the aftermath of a data breach can be a confusing and stressful experience. Whether it’s a major company or a small business, a data breach means your personal information might be compromised. So, what should you do? Here’s a guide on how to react and what your options are.
Compromised Data? What to Do After a Data Breach Read More »
Cybercrime has gotten a lot scarier as the methods have become more sophisticated and difficult to detect. They might look like official business, but in reality, they are dangerous and well-thought-out attacks that can endanger your company and all those who work for it. Today, we want to break down some of the ways these
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