Do you use Amazon Cloud Storage?
Amazon S3?
If these names sound familiar, then you know about Amazon Web Services. What you might not know their cloud services are being infected with a new, advanced type of ransomware that spells trouble for remote databases everywhere.
Do you have a smartphone on you right now?
If you’re like 4.88B others, then you absolutely do! In fact, because so many people have multiple devices (for instance, one for work and one for personal affairs) there are actually about 7.21B registered smartphones in the world.
When you join a new social media platform or create a new account, what’s the first thing you do?
Hopefully, the answer is: Turn on specific security settings for your account!
Millions of people around the world are on the hunt for a new job right now. Whether it’s a complete career change or a new position in their same area of expertise, it’s estimated that a significant portion of the global workforce is actively seeking new opportunities at any given time.
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Do you use Skype?
What about Microsoft Teams?
Maybe you have AnyDesk to help with remote access to your workplace data?
A new ransomware scam is on the rise, targeting users of these types of professional communication programs.
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Over 7B smartphones are in use today. Over half of the workforce have company programs on their phone, whether it’s for team communication or on-the-go access to the business.
So whether you’re using it to boost productivity (or slack off, although we hope not!) then you need to know: If you connect your smartphone to the company WiFi, then you’re putting your workplace’s network and ALL of its data at risk.
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Security experts tend to toss about the advice: Don’t mix work and personal business, devices or information!
What does that mean? More simply put, separate your data to protect your ALL of your information.
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Do you use Amazon Cloud Storage?
Amazon S3?
If these names sound familiar, then you know about Amazon Web Services. What you might not know their cloud services are being infected with a new, advanced type of ransomware that spells trouble for remote databases everywhere.
As you work through Q1 of 2025, one thing is abundantly clear: businesses that thrive are those that stay ahead of the quickly evolving technology world. Reactive IT strategies – waiting for problems to occur before addressing them – are no longer sufficient in a world where downtime, breaches and inefficiencies can cost thousands of dollars in a matter of minutes.
It’s game time – and while the biggest teams are gearing up for football’s biggest day, cybercriminals are busy preparing their playbook for 2025. Just like a championship game, the battle against hackers requires strategy, teamwork and preparation.
