New phishing scam outsmarts businesses… here’s how to stay secure
Cybercriminals are targeting trusted platforms like SharePoint and OneDrive, tricking users into revealing login details and spreading malicious files. Don’t let your business fall victim! Educate your team, enable multi-factor authentication, and keep your security software up to date.
The number one threat to your business?
That’s ransomware, a cyber attack that’s fast becoming the number one threat to businesses worldwide. It’s become a top choice for cyber criminals because it’s profitable, easy to deploy, and very effective.
Are you making the smart decision to proactively invest in cyber security defences?
About half of small and medium-sized businesses still lack any cyber security measures. If your business is one of them, it’s time to make a change. Cyber security might seem complex, but it begins with a few simple steps. Let’s discuss some basics you can implement right away.
Unlocking the secret to data security with biometrics
Reports suggest that only a small percentage of people are adopting biometrics like fingerprints to safeguard our data, even though we all understand the importance of data privacy and security. So, why the reluctance?
Why annual Cyber Security Training falls short
In today’s digital landscape, the importance of keeping your team informed about cyber threats cannot be overstated. As cyber attacks continue to rise, staying ahead of the curve is paramount to safeguarding your business. However, the traditional once-a-year cyber security training is no longer as effective as it once was.
The Growing Threat of Malware for Small and Medium-Sized Businesses
Let’s talk about something serious: the rise of malware attacks. Unfortunately, these cyber threats are increasingly targeting small and medium-sized businesses. This means it’s crucial to understand how to protect your business.
SubdoMailing Scam: Protect Your Business
Similar to typical phishing attacks, SubdoMailing is where cyber-criminals impersonate trusted brands. Here’s the twist: They identify subdomains of reputable companies that the brand no longer uses, but which still directs to an external domain that’s no longer registered. They use this to set up fraudulent websites and email addresses in order to target individuals in businesses just like yours.
🔒 Celebrating World Backup Day: Safeguarding Your Digital World 🔒
As World Backup Day approaches on March 31st, it’s crucial to highlight the importance of protecting your digital assets. Data loss from hardware failure, cyberattacks, or human error can severely impact businesses and individuals.
Addressing the rise in cyber threats: what South African businesses need to know
Cyber attacks are now swifter than ever. Breakout times, which signify the duration for an intruder to navigate within your network after initial infiltration, have notably decreased from an average of 84 minutes last year to a mere 62 minutes now.
The most common phishing theme? Finance.
Think of phishing as a wolf disguised in sheep’s clothing, masquerading as a legitimate message to deceive unsuspecting recipients. These emails often contain harmful links, attachments, or requests for sensitive information, all cleverly disguised as communication from a trusted source.