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Topics: computer security, hackers, scams, hacking, theft, servers, small business, security, protection, ransomware, phishing, passwords, fraud, firewall, data breach, cybersecurity, cyberattack, cybercrime, cyber threats, cyber, computers, cloud, business, breaches, anti virus
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PDF files are the No. 1 type of file used in cyberattacks. Find out why hackers like to use them and how to protect your business.
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Topics: hackers, pdf, hacking, security, ransomware, IT, helpdesk, fraud, data breach, cybersecurity, cyberattack, cybercrime, cyber, business, Backup, anti virus
Sophisticated email scams designed to con companies out of money and sensitive data are on the rise. Learn how to avoid falling victim to these scams.
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Topics: scams, email, phishing, websites, theft, solutions, small business, service, servers, security, ransomware, protection, anti virus, cybersecurity, Data, data breach, Email Solutions
In March 2018, the SamSam ransomware ravaged Atlanta’s computer systems, bringing many city services to a halt. This wasn’t the first time hackers used this ransomware to wreak havoc and it won’t be the last. Learn how SamSam differs from most other ransomware.
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Websites built on the WordPress platform are at medium to high risk of being attacked. Find out what you can do to make your business’s WordPress website harder to hack.
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Topics: anti virus, breach, hacking, wordpress, security, websites, website, business, small business, Business operations, https, cms, plugins, software
Around 5 billion stolen credentials are available on the dark web, and cybercriminals like to use them in credential stuffing attacks. Learn how credential stuffing attacks work and what you can do to protect your company from them.
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IT policies are important to have because they can help ensure that your company’s IT resources are being used appropriately and productively. Here are eight IT policies often found in companies.
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Fileless attacks are on the rise. However, many people are unfamiliar with them. Learn what they are and how to protect your business from them.
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Topics: windows 10, cloud computing, cybersecurity, fileless attacks, firewall, network, solutions, Business operations, cyber crime, Data, helpdesk, IT, News, phishing, ransomware, support, theft, anti virus, business, cloud, computers, cyber threat, cyberattack, email, office 365, passwords, protection, security, small business, websites, windows
To get Android users to download the Skygofree spyware, cybercriminals have been spoofing wireless service providers’ websites. Discover what you can do to prevent your business’s Android devices from becoming infected.
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