Why Multi-Factor Authentication Alone Isn’t Enough: Defending Against Advanced Phishing in Microsoft 365 Phishing attacks have evolved far beyond simple deceptive emails. New tools like Evilginx2 make it easier for attackers...
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In today's digital age, cyber threats are more sophisticated and frequent than ever before. Protecting your business's data and systems isn't just a necessity—it's critical for survival and growth. But...
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A well-designed email validation framework using DKIM, SPF, and DMARC goes a long way in protecting your customers as well as yourself....
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There are several ways in which DNS (Domain Name System) can be leveraged to increase security in an IT environment: Domain Name System Security Extensions (DNSSEC): DNSSEC is a security...
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Configuring Firefox for Maximum Privacy Firefox is a popular web browser that is known for its strong privacy features and customizable settings. If you want to configure Firefox for maximum privacy,...
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A managed detection and response (MDR) tool is a security solution that helps organizations to detect and respond to cyber threats in real time. These tools are typically used to...
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Traditional antivirus (AV) is a type of security software that is designed to detect and remove malware from a computer or network. AV software works by analyzing files and other...
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XDR, or Extended Detection and Response, is a type of security service that combines multiple security technologies and approaches to provide a comprehensive view of an organization's security posture. The...
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Three reasons to dump your PBXA final thing to consider is how you will support the extended IT infrastructure as you roll out WFH activities. Traditionally, your IT infrastructure would...
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Ransomware and disaster recovery plansDisaster recovery is a basic element of good business continuity planning. Business continuity planning refers to the broad range of plans created so that a business–that...
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VoIP: Three productivity advantagesSo what do you get with VoIP technology that you can’t get from a PBX? Quite a bit, but we will just focus on the productivity aspect...
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How to avoid falling victim to ransomwareWe hear routinely in the news that a major corporation or government agency has had its data integrity compromised, with millions of pieces of...
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VoIP facilitates working from home. So What is VoIP?What is VoIP? Voice over Internet Protocol takes us away from the traditional office PBX, the on-location physical equipment that provides voice...
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Ransomware attacks just keep increasing: Vet practices aren’t immuneThis cyberattack scheme isn't new, but it has become increasingly common over the past several years. Many of the viruses lurking out...
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BYOD and Federal Wage laws: Look out!As most everyone knows, Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) is an approach wherein organizations allow their employees to use their own smartphones and other...
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The inevitable increase in Working from Home and the move to VoIPAs you are surely aware, working from home (WFH) has been the primary way that white collar, office-based jobs...
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Three responses after a Ransomware attackIf you are unfortunate enough to be the victim of a ransomware attack, there are basically only three options open to you. Ransomware is a...
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BYOD goes far beyond IT questions.Most often we view BYOD policies as something initiated and overseen by IT. But that misses the broad-ranging impact of BYOD across several other functions...
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BYOD and Reimbursement PoliciesThere is a great deal of discussion about the advantages and disadvantages of the policy of allowing employees to use their own mobile devices, primarily smartphones, instead...
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BYOD: The fine print mattersBYOD is the acronym for Bring Your Own Device to Work where “device” can refer to a laptop, tablet, or smartphone. Most frequently, however, the...
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There is more to it than installing some antivirus and buying a firewall. Ready to get into the weeds? IT and network security is often focused on keeping intruders out in...
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Modern workplaces are proving to be more complex data environments than they were several years ago. The demand for enterprise data storage is rapidly growing as these workplaces advance their...
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Backup isn’t enough. To avoid downtime, your applications need to run on-demand from virtual machines backed up in the cloud. #cloudbackup...
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All disasters have technology, people and process implications. Check out this Disaster Survival Guide to ensure that your business is prepared for all three. #dataprotection http://datto-content.amp.vg/web/dbok3c3ls5cmu ...
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Every business has to prepare for the worst. Those that don’t, may never fully recover from a disaster. Is your business protected from disaster related downtime? ...
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As mere mortals, some things are out of our control - e.g. other humans and the weather. Data loss is unpredictable, but how your business reacts to it doesn’t have...
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Mother Nature is an unstoppable force. Fires, floods, hurricanes, or blizzards, natural disasters happen and so does downtime. The good news? Protecting your business is easy. http://datto-content.amp.vg/web/cz6y78ckqi6s2 ...
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Do you know that the #1 cause of data loss is human error? We can’t put all the blame on Patrick in Accounting. We’re only human after all. #infosec...
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Classic Patrick, he spilled coffee on the breaker panel after blowing a fuse. Goodbye office power! Accidents happen, so often in fact that power outages are a leading cause of...
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Working with robots? Then your data might be safe. If you work with humans, then you should give me a call about protecting your data from the guy sitting next...
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Web browsers such as Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and a multitude of other would-be competitors are the primary means of your employees interacting with the outside world. In their default state,...
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In the last few years, American small businesses have seen a sharp increase in cybersecurity threats. It used to be that their relative anonymity, unknown brand and limited financial resources...
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Disaster recovery is a basic element of good continuity planning. Business continuity planning–in the case of schools, the better term might be organisational continuity planning– refers to the broad range...
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We hear routinely in the news that a major corporation or government agency has had its data integrity compromised, with millions of pieces of personal data accessed. In these cases...
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What is ransomware and why is it so bad?This cyberattack scheme isn't new, but it has become increasingly common over the past several years. Many of the viruses lurking out...
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Ransomware and disaster recovery plansDisaster recovery is a basic element of good business continuity planning. Business continuity planning refers to the broad range of plans created so that a business–that...
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Three responses after a Ransomware attackIf you are unfortunate enough to be the victim of a ransomware attack, there are basically only three options open to you. Ransomware is a...
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How to avoid falling victim to ransomware We hear routinely in the news that a major corporation or government agency has had its data integrity compromised, with millions of pieces of...
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Ransomware attacks just keep increasing: Vet practices aren’t immuneThis cyberattack scheme isn't new, but it has become increasingly common over the past several years. Many of the viruses lurking out...
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Three responses after a Ransomware attackIf you are unfortunate enough to be the victim of a ransomware attack, there are basically only three options open to you. Ransomware is a...
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Cloud services help law firms meet client demands for convenience while keeping information safe and following regulations. More and more law firms are moving into cloud computing to take advantage of...
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What do MSP's bring to the table? Expertise Value added resellers (VARs) and managed service providers (MSPs) bring both product and industry expertise to bear for legal firms in their digital transformations,...
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Trying to define business continuity isn't always easy. Everyone seems to have a unique definition these days. Depending on how your business operates, you may think about it a lot differently...
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