You’re bound to be feeling a bit of uncertainty right now, especially as we see businesses close their doors permanently as a result of the economic downturn.
FBI reports a staggering increase in cybersecurity complaints coming in each and every day since the coronavirus pandemic started – from phishing attacks to phony domains to intruders on video conferences.
The use of Zoom, the online video communication platform, has exploded in recent months due in large part to the COVID-19 pandemic. It seems like everyone wants to Zoom now, which is understandable given the major limitations placed on socializing to combat the pandemic.
Microsoft is undergoing some changes, including revealing Microsoft 365 subscription plans for families, but that’s not all… On April 21, 2020, many of its Office 365-branded products will be renamed as part of what the company refers to as “natural evolution.” Let’s take a look at what’s changing, what’s staying the same, and what to expect from the rebrand.
Protecting your company against ransomware attacks requires aggressive countermeasures and ongoing awareness training for your staff members.
Are you still “only” using a password for authentication? If so, you’re taking some dangerous and unnecessary chances with your personal and company data and business applications.
