Protecting your small business against ever growing scams begins by knowing what threats to look out for.
If you're looking to build up your defenses, this webinar is for you. Watch this discussion about popular small business scams and how small business owners and employees can identify them and protect themselves against such scams.
In a world of ever growing cyberthreats, children of all ages can be the most vulnerable and the ones that need most guidance to understand the risks, consequences and learn to be smart when using technology. Yet, it is no secret that raise responsible, ethical digital citizens can be quite challenging for parents.
October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month and to kick things off, the first step to a cybersecure life is by securing your home and family
Several years ago, creating a cybersecure home was simple; most homes consisted of nothing more than a wireless network and several computers.
If you're an iPhone and iPad user, you're probably already getting notifications about installing Apple's latest iOS 12 update announced earlier this month. What's great about iOS 12 is that it's not focused on ground breaking features, but on helping devices perform better and improve user experience.
Exciting news! We're launching a new and convenient way of getting in touch with our Help Desk team.
Now you can chat with a member of our team in just a couple of clicks! If you would like to get support with an IT issue, all you need to do is access the Chat function through the Blue "E" on you computer's taskbar in three easy steps:
1. Find the Blue "E" by clicking the arrow on your taskbar next to the time/date on your computer (bottom right hand corner)
2. Click on the Envision Blue "E" and select the Chat function.
Many businesses face the risk of having their data being attacked by cybercriminals, but sadly, most don’t know it or are simply choosing to ignore reality. Nowadays, cybercriminals do not only attack large multinationals but businesses all sizes. Trade associations, can be a treasure trove for hackers because of their extensive member databases, and hackers can also use Associations as an entry point to attack other businesses.
In general, hiring the wrong person for any job comes with regrets later on. While the reasons for recruiting and the circumstances surrounding the entire hiring process may be different, the fact is a bad hire means terrible business and some nonfinancial costs.
It has been more than five months since the Dec. 31, 2017, deadline for government contractors to meet DFARS compliance. Businesses of all sizes are still feeling the pressure to implement a System Security Plan (SSP) and Plan of Action & Milestones (POAM). Failing to meet compliance means government contractors run the risk of losing contracts on the spot, legal action against the business, and suffering a data breach.
Everything on the Internet is getting more personal. From targeted advertising to search engines, users are provided with a customized Internet experience based on things like their location, search history and websites visited.
Internet companies can track users via cookies – text files that a website stores on your computer after visiting the site – and other advanced methods.
According to the Center for Internet Security (CIS), there are 20 cybersecurity controls that are necessary for a secure IT environment. And, every business, no matter its size and even with a seemingly simple IT infrastructure, needs at least seven of these controls to set the right foundation to minimize the risk of a cyberattack.
