Spraying Bad cyber actors are what we like to call the modern day “try-hards”. They’ll try anything to gain access to your accounts. The new method they like to use is called password spraying. If you’ve never heard of it,…
We all know the story, we go to work, we clock in, we do our jobs, we go home to our families – and we expect to receive pay for the hours we work, right? So, what happens if the…
As a child, maybe you played the game Duck, Duck, Goose. Well, nowadays we have something called DuckDuckGo. Different concept, same idea. What is DuckDuckGo? DuckDuckGo is a search engine that mainly focuses on privacy. We thought we would take…
Password Managers Anyone who has more than one online account will immediately recognize the primary benefit of using a password manager (i.e., everyone). Instead of having to remember all 100 usernames and passwords, the password manager fills them in for…
A new year represents an opportunity for a fresh start. Use these technology recommendations for small business owners to get your year off to a great start in 2022. First and foremost, by embracing mobile, you may set the tone…
It is reasonable to anticipate that the holiday season will be a time of good cheer, peace, and goodwill to all. The problem is that cyber attackers didn’t get the message. During the holidays, they are more likely to launch…
So I’m guessing by now you’ve at least heard the term “The Dark Web.” Ooh, it sounds so nefarious, right? Just by uttering the name, you might end up on a government watch list or something. Well, just because it’s…
Every day, we send an estimated 306 billion personal and professional emails around the world. Still, it’s not secure. Any sensitive documents, proprietary information, or private data sent are at risk. Sending an email is fast and quick, but when…
In this blog post, I go through a bit of a post-mortem about the Colonial Pipeline Hack and some of the details that have been released since the hack went public. Quickly, if you’re not up to speed on exactly…
If you’re a victim of ransomware, you’ll know it. Often you’re met with a red screen telling you your business files are encrypted. You won’t be able to do anything on the computer, although the cybercriminals will provide helpful instructions…