Protecting Against Multi-Factor Authentication Hacks
Multifactor authentication is a valuable best practice for cybersecurity. But proper configuration is key: Be sure that poor implementation does not leave pathways open for attack.
Tracking 2022 Cyber Threat Trends
IBM's analysis of the the billions of cyberattacks conducted in 2021 yields a wealth of insight and information on trends to watch out for in 2022. Take heed!
Ericom Customers Boost the Company’s Net Promoter Score Once Again
Ericom’s Net Promoter Score (NPS) reports that its 2021 score of 53 is very strong and shows continued growth from 40 in 2019, to 50 in 2020.
CTOs Talk Cybersecurity
In a recent survey, 94% of CTOs reported having automatic backups in place but almost half% have no ransomware protection and 40% said their companies have no cybersecurity at all. Cybersecurity needn't be daunting. Time for these organizations to find a good MSSP.
Lessons Learned from Ireland’s Healthcare System Ransomware Attack
To its credit, Ireland’s Health Service Executive (HSE) had PWC conduct an independent review of the ransomware attack on its systems. Even more to its credit, it has shared the report. Here’s what we learned.
Law Firms Increasingly Targeted by Cybercriminals
If your law firm holds confidential, high value client data and operates on tight, un-missable deadlines, watch out. Hackers have your firm in their crosshairs.
HTML Smuggling Evades Many Cyberdefenses
HTML smuggling attacks are on the rise and unfortunately are able to evade traditional cyber defenses. Learn what these attacks are, and what you can do about them
Getting Ahead of Mandatory Cybersecurity Guidelines for Critical Industries
Following the Colonial Pipeline and JBS SA attacks, the US government has issued security directives and recommendations for organizations. But the lack of a central organization responsible for cybersecurity weakens their efforts.
RBI eliminates ransomware attacks, so users can safely click any site
Public sector agencies are magnets for ransomware actors, due to the sensitive data they hold and the strong pressure they face to restore services following an attack.