All-In-One Protection: Merging Cyber and Physical Security By: Tony LaNasa Protecting your small business from theft has become more complex than ever. In the past, simply locking doors was enough to deter intruders, but today businesses must deal with both […]
Cybersecurity Essentials for Businesses By: Michael Shoffner Businesses of all sizes rely heavily on technology, making them vulnerable to cyberattacks. Companies need a comprehensive cybersecurity program beyond basic antivirus software to combat these threats. Seven Essential Cybersecurity […]
How to Train Your Nonprofit’s Employees to Combat Hackers By: Michael Shoffner Your not-for-profit organization can’t count its cybersecurity program effective unless it properly trains employees. If staffers visit “dangerous” websites, mix work and personal accounts, or can’t recognize a social engineering […]
Before You Scan a QR Code, Make Sure It’s Legitimate By: Michael Shoffner Technology has made seemingly everything fast, convenient and easily accessible. This is certainly true of quick response (QR) codes, those ubiquitous symbols you can find on everything from restaurant menus […]
Manufacturers: Get Ahead of Cybercriminals Before It’s Too Late By: Michael Shoffner Just because manufacturers may not sell directly to consumers doesn’t mean they’re not at risk of a cyberattack. Indeed, they may be directly affected when their customers or vendors get […]
Protecting Your Nonprofit From a Data Breach By: Michael Shoffner By now, all organizations — for-profit and not-for-profit — know about the risk of cyberattacks. Why then, would any nonprofit fail to secure its network and digital assets against a […]
How to Qualify for, and Keep, Cyber Insurance Coverage By: Tony LaNasa These days, it’s common for businesses to purchase cyber insurance to help mitigate financial losses from network breaches. According to the U.S. Government Accountability Office, the proportion of businesses adding […]
10 Tips to Protect Personal Information Online By: Michael Shoffner The IRS urges people to defend themselves against cyber scams during and after tax season by properly securing computers, tablets and phones. Solid cybersecurity protection and scam recognition is vital […]
Don’t Lose Your Company’s IT Assets By: Michael Shoffner Keeping track of every IT asset — particularly as remote work has become common — is essential if your company wants to limit financial losses and fraud risk. According to […]
Why Manufacturers Can’t Afford to Ignore Cybersecurity By: Michael Shoffner Manufacturers may have a false sense of calm when it comes to cybersecurity. They might incorrectly assess that their risk of a cyberattack is low because they don’t sell products […]
Be careful. There might be a “visher” on the line By: Tony LaNasa “Vishing” may sound familiar, but unless you’re a fraud investigator, you probably haven’t encountered it. Unfortunately, that could change … soon. To foil a scam that increasingly takes advantage of […]
Not my plant! Preventing ransomware attacks on manufacturers By: Cheryl Lanese The world’s largest meat production company was recently sidelined by a ransomware attack. The hack forced the company to temporarily shutter plants in the United States, Canada, and Australia, affecting […]