One of the Biggest Risks to Your Business is Malware Disguised as Software Updates You’ve heeded the warnings about not clicking on strange links in emails. You’re taking to heart the need to change your passwords regularly. You don’t use the same passwords on all your accounts. And,...
Keeping up with changing and emerging technology requires business owners to gain a level of expertise in IT that many simply don't have time for-they have businesses to run. In turn, that means they have to rely on the IT expertise of others if they are to use technology to remain competitive...
Tech giant HP announced its 2021 forecast for computer threats. An increase in cyberthreats such as human-made ransomware, message hijacking, unintentional insider threats, corporate email corruption, and “whaling” attacks are predicted for the rest of the year. Here are specific...
As business owners, reading about an IT hack or stolen company and customer data gives us a queasy feeling in our stomachs. We wonder if our networks are secure. If our employees know what to do to protect information because the policies are clear. And then too quickly we shake it off and go...
Malware writers have been trying to trick people into installing their malicious software by disguising it as a legitimate software update for some time now. Often these attempts are poor and easy to see as fraudulent, but sometimes the disguises are so good they trick even the savviest of...