Security

on Jan 19, 2021

How to create a plan for responding to a cybersecurity attack Download the pdf guide What is the best way to avoid having a cyber attack turn into a full breach? Prepare in advance. After experiencing a breach, organizations often realize they could have avoided a lot of cost, pain, and disruption if only they’d had an effective incident response plan in place. This...

on Oct 31, 2019

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on Sep 13, 2019

Is your business still using outdated systems? Your company could be at risk. Cyber threats can not only cripple a small and midsize company but also tarnish its reputation. If your company is using outdated legacy devices and running on unsupported versions of Windows operating system, it’s time to upgrade. Stay on Outdated Systems and Become a Victim of...

on Sep 13, 2019

Post January 14, 2020, your business could be at risk. The computers you use at work could be vulnerable to ransomware attacks and data breaches. 60 percent of companies fold within six months of a cyberattack. You could possibly lose your customers and ultimately your business. How is Your Business at Risk? Using outdated versions of Windows can put your devices at...

on Mar 30, 2018

Key Technologies and Security Best Practices 54% of organizations have been hit by ransomware – twice on average. So it’s critical that you have advanced protection technologies in place, combined with good user security practices to keep your organization secure. Securing Your Endpoints Stopping ransomware from gaining a foothold on your endpoint...

on Jun 28, 2017

As you may have seen in the news yesterday, we are currently experiencing another global ransomware attack. The last attack was the WannaCry in May. This latest ransomware has been called ‘Petya’€. We wanted to send out a brief email to bring our customers up to date, and advise what steps can be taken to defend yourself and your company against these...