Category Phishing Attacks
Hackers Use Google Ads to Spread Malware
Google Ads – They’re good for generating prospects, bringing awareness … and spreading malware? Apparently so. Malware hackers have recently started abusing the Google Ads platform to spread malware to unsuspecting individuals searching for well-known software companies. Think of all…
Windows is Becoming the Primary Target for Cyber Attacks
If you’re wondering why Windows is becoming the primary target for cyber attacks, it’s simple. It’s due to Microsoft’s huge dominance in the workplace. Cybercriminals want to access your information, interfere with your business, or demand ransom for your data.…
Holiday Cybersecurity Guide 2022
The holidays are here. And these final days of the year can be quite hectic. Unfortunately, it’s also a hackers favorite time of year to take advantage of you. Read on for our Holiday Cybersecurity Guide 2022 so that you…
Beware the Loan Forgiveness Scammers
Beware the Loan Forgiveness Scammers! With Loan Forgiveness Applications rolling out full steam ahead, it’s time to beware the loan forgiveness scammers. That’s right, in this blog we will be going over the FBI’s scammer warning to anyone applying for…
Critical Security Tips for Online Holiday Shopping
The peak of the holiday shopping season is underway. This means cyber criminals are likewise revving their engines. They are preparing to take advantage of all those online transactions. Here’s some critical security tips for online holiday shopping. During the…
Small Businesses Are Hacked 3x More Than Larger Ones
Have you felt more protected from cybersecurity attacks because your business is smaller? Perhaps you believe the business possesses nothing that a hacker could want. How can they even know about your small business? Well, let’s get into why small…
Most Common Misconceptions About Ransomware
Businesses of all sizes face a daily threat from ransomware attacks. Last year alone, US businesses lost up to $160 billion as a result of ransomware attacks. Unfortunately, this number is anticipated to grow in the years ahead. For those…
Twilio Data Breach and Massive Lay Offs
AWAH-Twilio On this installment of “Another Week, Another Hack” we’re talking about Twilio. More importantly, we’re talking about the Twilio data breach and massive lay offs that transpired this week. Twilio, for those of you who don’t know, is an…
Think Twice When Receiving Urgent Messaging
One of the biggest risks to the security of your company is through phishing schemes. Here’s why you should think twice when receiving urgent messaging. It could save your network. A staggering 83% of businesses report successful phishing attacks against them last year. Statistically,…
Which Form of MFA is Most Secure Vs. Most Convenient?
The prevalence of data theft is now at an all-time high, and it is this form of attack that is most responsible for data breaches. That’s why implementing Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is more important than ever. In this blog post,…