People's New Year's resolutions typically include developing healthier habits, making time for family, and creating a budget, among other things. Some individuals craft resolutions based on the lessons learned from the previous year, aiming to improve in the coming months.

As the holiday season approaches, businesses are bustling with activity, rushing to meet deadlines before the year ends and preparing for the celebrations. However, amid the festive cheer, cybercriminals lurk in the shadows, ready to exploit vulnerabilities and take advantage of unsuspecting victims.

Baltimore may be the Charm City, but there’s nothing charming about being the target of cyberattacks in recent years. The city has suffered much at the hands of cybercriminals, from the February 2014 attack at the University of Maryland that exposed the private information of more than 309,000 students, staff, and alumni, to the December 2019 ransomware attack that hit the Maryland Health Department and shut down its services.

In recent years, a growing number of businesses have adopted the hybrid work model. Hybrid work brings a host of benefits, such as better work-life balance, enhanced productivity, and improved employee morale, but it also introduces new challenges, particularly in the area of mobile security.

Cybercrime is a major threat to all types of businesses. Small businesses, in particular, are particularly appealing targets because of their limited financial resources and technical expertise. However, small businesses can take a few practical steps to enhance their cybersecurity.

Many businesses turn to cloud-based solutions for their data storage and processing needs, but it's also important to be aware of the potential risks of such solutions. Understanding and addressing the most common cloud security threats is key to keeping an organization's data and systems safe from cyberattacks.

When it comes to protecting company data, having good password habits is essential. Unfortunately, since the average employee has around 200 passwords, they tend to use easy-to-remember but also easy-to-guess passwords, such as "123456," "qwerty," and "password.

When it comes to protecting your business from cyberattacks, you can never be too careful. Hackers are always looking for any opportunity to steal critical data or wreak havoc on company systems. To truly secure your business from cyberattacks, you need a comprehensive identity and access management (IAM) solution. IAM: An overview IAM is a […]

When your business is hit with ransomware, the clock starts ticking. You have very limited time to act before the damage becomes irreparable. While it may be tempting to pay the ransom and hope for the best, this is almost never a good idea. Instead, you need to immediately take the following steps to minimize the damage and begin the recovery process.

If you’ve never thought about how safe your information is while browsing the web, then it’s time to start thinking about it. One of the best ways to ensure your safety is by visiting sites that use HTTPS, a protocol that helps keep your data secure when you’re online. In this blog post, we’ll discuss […]