CAUTION: Connect USB Devices with Discretion to Protect your Corporate Network
USB devices seem like harmless flash drives that make it convenient to pass information between two computers. Users think nothing […]
The Next Time You Answer a Call from Your Boss, It Could Be a Social Engineering Scam
Social engineering hacks are on the rise. Hackers are no longer targeting random victims. They target CEOs, CFOs, or anyone
4 Simple Ways You Can Prevent Ransomware and Avoid Losing Your Data
Ransomware is particularly nasty malware that automatically encrypts important files such as documents and images and holds them hostage until
How to Fight the Most Common Malware Attacks in 2016
2015 saw an uptick in some common malware attacks including ransomware and phishing. The most common security hole in 2015
2016 is the Year to Start a Career in IT Security
We saw some incredible breaches in 2015, where hackers were able to breach several prominent businesses including BlueCross BlueShield, the
Generating an SSL Certificate for Exchange 2016
An Exchange Server lets you communicate over a number of protocols including SMTP, IMAP and even HTTPS. To communicate using
The Hidden Dangers of Freeware and How You Can Avoid Them
Freeware may not have a monetary cost, but it does come at a price. Many freeware programs have added software
The Top Hacks of 2015 to Remember
2015 saw several prominent hacks that resulted in millions of exposed private data. As attacks become more sophisticated and resilient
Risk Countermeasures: What DLP in Exchange 2016 Can Do to Mitigate Data Loss
DLP (Data Loss Prevention) monitors your digital assets across several platforms and provides analysis of how it’s used. DLP
Protect your Microsoft Account Using Two-Step Verification
With cloud services and centralized computing, users are now able to login with a single account to any Microsoft production.
