How Tech Can Ease Staffing Shortages
“Staffing shortages.” It’s all over the news. It is affecting every industry in every geographic corner of the country. Even low supplies of coffee are being blamed in part on …
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New Ryuk Ransomware Strain Now Worms Itself To All Your Windows LAN Devices
A new Ryuk strain has a worm-like feature that allows it to spread to all other devices on victims’ local networks. It was discovered by the French CERT, their national …
Secure Your Network: Newest Phishing Attacks We’ve Seen This Month
The bad guys are at it again. They’ve come up with new and more devious ways to trick people into accessing their computers and networks to accomplish their nefarious goals. …
Top 10 Techniques Used By Social Engineers
Know Your Security Threats. Did you know that 77% of successful social engineering attacks started with a phishing email? Social engineering is the art of manipulating, influencing, or deceiving you in …
How Secure is Your Computer Network (Really)?
No one is immune. The bad guys are equal opportunity hackers, attacking small businesses, and large businesses alike. Public organizations and non-profits are also being held ransom. And in most …
How to Minimize Your Risk of Ransomware and What to do if You Get Caught
In the last 6 months, we know of multiple local organizations that have fallen victim to ransomware and paid from $63000 to $6 million dollars to get their data back. …
Criminals posing as “Microsoft” in this new email scam
Have you seen this email?If so, DO NOT CLICK ON ANY LINKS! Criminals posing as Microsoft claiming that there has been “suspicious activity” on your account and requiring you to …
Criminals posing as Treasury Department officials in new email stimulus scam
Criminals posing as U.S. Treasury officials are sending emails requesting that victims provide personal information in order to receive COVID-19 stimulus money, according to a U.S. Secret Service alert obtained …