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Email Verification and a Lesson in Cybersecurity

Recently, we added a new component to our employee benefits, establishing a relationship with a new vendor along the way. As most new vendors do, this company sent a contract for approval and a signature via an email link to ...

Farms, Chickens, and Cybersecurity

In May 2021, the world’s largest meat-processing company, JBS Food Group, was forced to shut down most of its facilities following a widespread ransomware attack. The attack, one of the largest affecting the agricultural sector in US history, occurred just ...

An Update on the Cyber-Threat Landscape: Mid-Q1 2023

Last year’s many stories of ransomware attacks and other cyber threats garnered much attention from the general public. With data breaches affecting major companies the likes of Twitter, Uber, and, ironically, LastPass, our hope was that these attacks might decelerate ...

How a Security Culture Protects Your Business

How a Security Culture Protects Your Business With experts predicting cybercrime costs for businesses worldwide to increase roughly 15% per year over the next five years, hitting $10.5 trillion by 2025, most companies understand the need for protective measures. Cybersecurity ...

Small Business Cyber Threat

YOU’RE NOT TOO SMALL TO BE HACKED You’re Just Too Small to be on The News Equifax, Colonial Pipeline, Target, and Facebook all have one devastating thing in common: each of these companies has suffered a widespread cybersecurity breach in ...

New Phishing Attack Bypasses Security

Cybercriminals work constantly to exploit vulnerabilities and find new ways to attack your business. Now, they’ve developed a new and sophisticated ability to compromise your network. Image recognition software has become quite advanced. If a hacker is intent on creating ...

Understanding Phishing Attacks and How to Avoid Them

Phishing is one of the most common cyberattacks experienced by individuals and businesses alike. Cybercriminals use it to acquire personal and financial information from consumers by impersonating a genuine organization such as ...