An attacker can plug into any network port in your building and, within 3 seconds, take control of your entire network. The attacker does not need to know any passwords; they do not even need a username. They plug in a cable, and 3 seconds later, they’ve...
You’ve trained your users to be vigilant for symptoms of cybersecurity issues. Now teach them to share their concerns confidentially. Alert your users today: Tell them to, if they suspect something, avoid opening a support ticket or emailing your IT...
Workers who use their personal home computers for business put you at significant risk. When another family member shares a work-from-home computer, it magnifies your risk exponentially. If users already work from home using personal home computers, there are...
Someone told me today, as is common: Attackers are only interested in hacking large businesses. Believing that small to mid-size businesses are not targets helps business owners and executives sleep better at night. The thought is comforting. However, the reality is...
I experienced a presentation by the US Secret Service last week, and they provided the common background they’ve identified in attackers: They may be married and have a family Introverted with a close group of friends Often learned to program at a young age...
