There’s a lot of excitement about artificial intelligence (AI) right now, and for good reason.
Tools like ChatGPT, Google Gemini and Microsoft Copilot are popping up everywhere.
Businesses are using them to create content, respond to customers, write e-mails, summarize meetings and even assist with coding or spreadsheets.
You and your employees may be getting back from vacation, but cybercriminals never take a day off.
In fact, data shown in studies from vendors
ProofPoint
and
Check Point
indicate that phishing attempts actually spike in the summer months.
You don’t have to be a big corporation to suffer a major cyberattack. In fact, small businesses are now the most common targets for cybercriminals. Why? Because they’re easier to get into – and more likely to pay up.
And while a Fortune 500 company might be able to eat the cost of a breach, most small businesses can’t.
According to IBM’s
Cost Of A Data Breach Report 2024
,
the average cost of a data breach is $4.88 million.
Cybercriminals are changing how they attack small businesses. Instead of breaking down the door, they’re sneaking in with a stolen key…your login credentials.
It’s called an identity-based attack, and it’s becoming the top way hackers get into systems.
On February 21, 2025, hackers from North Korea’s Lazarus Group executed the largest cryptocurrency heist in history, stealing $1.5B in Ethereum tokens from Bybit, a Dubai-based cryptocurrency exchange. The hackers exploited vulnerabilities in Bybit’s cold wallet infrastructure and used phishing attacks to gain access and download malware.
Struggling to choose the right laptop for remote work? You’re not alone! With so many options on the market, picking a laptop can feel like a confusing maze. But don’t worry, we’ll simplify the selection process by highlighting the essential features you need to consider in order to ensure a smooth and productive workflow, wherever you choose to work from.
While Mac systems are often praised for their robust security measures, they are not immune to attacks. This is why businesses that use Macs need to understand how to effectively respond to Mac malware to safeguard their valuable data and assets. In this article, we’ll explore proactive steps and best practices for mitigating and responding to Mac malware attacks.
Watering hole attacks are one of the most common types of cyberattacks that can pose a significant threat to both individuals and organizations. In this guide, we will discuss what watering hole attacks are, how they work, and, most importantly, how you can protect yourself against them.
Safeguarding your organization’s data and infrastructure is crucial. With cyberthreats becoming increasingly complex, a proactive cybersecurity strategy is no longer optional. Learn proactive measures that can help mitigate risk, ensure business continuity, and empower you to make informed decisions for your organization’s future in this blog.
If you’re one of the millions navigating the digital world through a Windows device, you’ve probably stumbled over some hidden tripwires that can trigger various eye-rolls and groans. Today, we’ll peel back the veneer and address the more exasperating Windows features head-on.
