Apple Security Flaw Discovered

Apple Security Flaw Discovered

Recently Apple has announced a security flaw with their devices. Both computers and phones are affected. This is a big deal especially if you connect to WiFi services at coffee shops, restaurants, etc. Usually your Apple device will alert you that you need to download...
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VoIP: A New Dimension in Communication for SMBs

VoIP: A New Dimension in Communication for SMBs

VoIP: A New Dimension in Communication for SMBs Voice over Internet Protocol or VoIP is about a decade old technology that is gaining popularity among individual subscribers and businesses. In conventional systems, phone calls are made using telephones or handsets...
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Phishing Via Social Media Up 100 Percent

Phishing Via Social Media Up 100 Percent

The most interesting trend to surface in Q4 of RiskIQ’s phishing report was the drastic increase in leveraging social media platforms which accounted as the source for some of the most phished brands. Phishing actors are always innovating and creating new methods to...
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CEO Fraud Attacks are Citing the California Wildfires

CEO Fraud Attacks are Citing the California Wildfires

Criminals are using the California wildfires as a social engineering tactic to manipulate people into buying gift cards supposedly intended for victims of the disaster, according to James Linton at Agari. The scammers send emails to employees of organizations posing...
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Nearly 70 Percent of SMBs Experience Cyber Attacks

Nearly 70 Percent of SMBs Experience Cyber Attacks

The 2018 State of Cybersecurity in Small and Medium Size Businesses study, conducted by the Ponemon Institute, sponsored by Keeper Security, revealed that small businesses increasingly face the same cybersecurity risks as larger companies, but only 28 percent rate...
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What’s the Cost of Your Digital Identity?

What’s the Cost of Your Digital Identity?

A study from Kaspersky Lab investigated dark web markets to determine how much money cybercriminals can make by selling consumers’ personal data online. The research revealed that criminals could sell someone’s complete digital life for less than $50, including...
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