6 Cybersecurity Predictions for 2020
With Thanksgiving in the rearview mirror, we find ourselves rapidly hurtling towards that annual unknown: the new year. 2019, much like 2018 before it, left businesses and customers awash in …
Month: December 2019
The 11 Cybersecurity Lessons Colleges Should Be Teaching Students, Faculty, and Staff
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Phishing Attack Hijacks Office 365 Accounts Using OAuth Apps
A phishing campaign has been discovered that doesn’t target a recipient’s username and password, but rather uses the novel approach of gaining access to a recipient’s Office 365 account and …
Windows 7 End of Life
Microsoft has publicly announced January 14, 2020, as the end date for extended support, also knownas End of Life (EOL), for the Windows 7 operating system. Download The Brochure! As …
Pensacola confirms ransomware attack but provides few details
Enlarge / PENSACOLA FL – MARCH 19: Welcome to Florida. The first rest stop on Highway 10 has a Blue Angel US Navy Jet on display March 19, 2019. On …
Ransomware froze more cities in 2019 as hackers got smarter
When Hurricane Sandy hit the East Coast in 2012, it caused a power outage affecting nearly 8 million homes and workplaces, including the office of Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance …
How to protect your organization against the Snatch ransomware threat
Windows Safe Mode tries to help you troubleshoot various maladies by rebooting your PC in a vanilla way without loading certain software, drivers, or services. That process also prevents anti-virus …
How to fight deepfakes and ransomware: Better security training
I’ve often said that the most secure network is one that is not powered on. While it may be true that every IP address has an exploit, it’s not always …
