Tip of the Week: Hide Your Files in Windows 10
No matter what you use your computer for, there are many reasons why you may need to hide your files on your Windows 10 desktop. You could want to hide important files to keep them hidden on a shared computer, or maybe you want to try to prevent anyone from accidentally deleting important files. Or […]
Getting Employees to Engage in Cybersecurity
Your staff often needs access to sensitive data and handles it on a daily basis. What they don’t know is that anytime they’re moving files around, corresponding with others over the phone or through email, they’re only a few clicks away from opening your business up to a major cyberattack. Therefore, it’s extremely important that […]
Choosing to Enact a Zero-Trust IT Security Policy Can Significantly Reduce Problems
It’s often difficult to figure out who and what you should trust with your business’ cybersecurity. How can you know for sure that each individual accessing your infrastructure is secured from threats? A zero-trust model can help by providing reassurance that everyone accessing your network is who they say they are. What is Zero-Trust? Zero-trust […]
Discerning Between a Data Breach and a Security Incident Can Fuel Your Response to Each
Cybersecurity is an incredibly important part of any business, but there are slight differences in various terms that can make for huge misunderstandings. For example, the average office worker might hear of “data breaches” and imagine they are “security incidents.” They might not technically be wrong, but the two terms aren’t exactly the same, either. […]
Ads Can Carry Malicious Code
Sometimes you might be browsing the Internet and come across an advertisement for free downloads of Windows applications. Obviously, this is too good to be true, and hackers tend to exploit advertisements to spread their malicious code across devices. Malvertising is used to deliver various types of threats, all of which can cause considerable harm […]
