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Every day, a firm, whether large or small, falls prey to a cyber assault. To be precise, a company experiences an attack every 39 seconds. It is getting so bad that, for unaffected organizations, it is a question of when they will get breached, not if they will be breached. This brings the spotlight on…

Mistakes happen. It’s inevitable. According to a study, 95% of all cybersecurity incidents and breaches are caused by human error.

So, you’re in the market for an IT expert. You’re not sure whether you should take the plunge and hire an in-house IT manager, or go for a managed IT services provider.

Now in its tenth year of service, Microsoft’s Windows Server 2012 operating system will reach its extended end-of-life date on October 10th 2023. 

Security passcodes, fingerprint readers, and facial recognition are security layers that should be applied to the company or personal data. Cybercriminals are targeting businesses of all sizes. Since many medium-sized and small firms don’t have the same level of security, a huge name or higher profit margins don’t necessarily make a target more alluring.

Across many industries, Microsoft Office 365 has become common. Microsoft’s productivity suite is the cornerstone for everyday communication and teamwork at many businesses. As a result, malicious criminals of all types, including fraudsters, and irate ex-employees, now prioritize targeting Microsoft Office 365. According to a recent report, threats in Office 365 have increased by 63% in…

Alas, the extraordinary scale of the cloud revolution we now bask in has come at a cost: an enormous increase in risk – for every cyber asset and service platform you add to your home or company IT asset, you get a new possible entry point and surface for incoming hack attacks. However, there has…

An efficient vulnerability management plan is a must-have in any information security strategy. In a world where cybercriminals exploit weak systems faster than security professionals, vulnerability management is crucial for identifying, classifying, remediating, and mitigating vulnerabilities in any system. 20.4% of all found vulnerabilities were critical-risk or high-risk issues—vulnerabilities that could harm services or data.…

Endpoint security has changed dramatically with the rise of mobile technology. It used to be that computer workstations were the main devices used in a business. They didn’t often go missing, because of their size, and the fact that they usually remained in the same building all the time.

Technology progresses rapidly, often more rapidly than users are ready for. It’s hard to give up a browser or operating system that you’ve been working in for several years.