How to Identify & Avoid Fake Websites
It is very common for a cyber attack to include a fake website or a fraudulent link. Recognizing the types of cyberattacks will prevent the attack before it can do…
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Phishing Disguised as Spam
Attackers are trying to steal credentials from corporate mail by sending lists of quarantined spam e-mails. What do you do when an unsolicited e-mail lands in your work inbox? Unless…
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2021 Costliest Types of Cyber Crime
What types of cyber crime pose the greatest risk to your business? According to a report released by the FBI, losses to cyber crime increased significantly in 2021. Information Courtesy…
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If You Scanned That QR Code From the Super Bowl (or Any QR Code), the FBI Has a Warning for You
QR codes are appearing everywhere–even in Super Bowl ads–but consumers and business owners should know that there are risks. The most talked-about ad from the Super Bowl this year was…
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How Russia’s invasion of Ukraine will affect your cybersecurity
Russia has invaded Ukraine, and while it may feel like a selfish time to think about it, you are probably wondering if this conflict means that cyberattacks from Russia will…
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What You Need to Know About Windows 11
Windows 11 upgrade is ready. Should you do it? Microsoft’s update servers are rolling out the Windows 11 upgrade to an increasing number of PCs. Before you say yes, though,…
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2021 Cybersecurity Awareness Month
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month At a time when we are more connected than ever, being “cyber smart” is of the utmost importance. This year has already seen more than…
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Section 179 Tax Deduction Benefits You
Invest in Your Growth This could be the most beneficial business decision you make this year! Section 179 of the Internal Revenue Code encourages small businesses to invest in their…
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Keep Business Email and Personal Email Separate
Business email is work. Personal email is personal. Let’s keep it that way. Don’t Use Business Email for Personal Activities Many people know that using a personal email account for…
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1 in 3 Employees are Likely to Fall for Phishing Scam
Here Phishy, Phishy! When it comes to phishing attacks, one in three users is likely to fall for a social engineering scam. The good news! The number of employees likely…
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