No longer a handshake or a phone call, businesses live and die by email as employees’ primary way of communication. Therefore, it makes sense that cyber criminals target holes in email security to worm their way into your private company data and information. Company size is irrelevant in...
By Chris Brandow, Invision Partner Wait. Doesn't my cloud provider handle all the security I need to protect my data? A cloud service provider does protect your data to a certain extent, somewhat. But the majority of the burden to secure your data falls on you, not your provider. Prior to...
Every company, including yours, has digital assets. A digital asset is digitally stored content or an online account owned by an individual or company. Digital content includes individual files such as images, photos, videos and text files. It is in your best interest to define what those assets...
Nowadays, hackers can spy on and even destabilize a business with denial-of-service attacks viruses and several other kinds of malicious cyber actions. Large enterprises pour resources into ramping up their security networks to defend against the daily blitz of attacks. And while it doesn’t stop...
Cybercriminals hacked into Home Depot's computer networks, stole a vendor's log-on information and then installed malware they created just for the home improvement store. Nearly 60 million customer email addresses and credit card data, supposedly protected by security software, were...
When a major corporation like Target or Neiman Marcus experiences a security breach, suddenly everyone begins paying a little more attention to their network security. For a business, that might mean changing passwords and updating antivirus software. Overall, though, many businesses don't give...
