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Phishing scams stand as one of the most dominant and effective forms of cyberattacks, posing a significant threat to businesses. Recognizing the potential risks these phishing attacks present is vital. Failure to have a firm grasp on how these scams operate, puts businesses at risk of becoming the next target. Grab your favorite beverage and let’s examine the purposes of

In today’s business landscape, digitalization is inevitable. While technology can provide your business with a competitive edge in ever-evolving markets, it also presents challenges that warrant vigilant attention. This is why interest in cybersecurity continues to rise (and why the pitfalls of not paying attention to it grow deeper). Password protection is an important foundational step in bolstering your cybersecurity

Passwords are a major area of vulnerability for any company, especially for companies that handle sensitive financial information. Set up strong passwords for key devices or applications, secure your business network, and consider using a cloud-based password vault to help handle passwords, IDs, and password changes. These are some of the password management best practices that should be implemented in CPA firms and

Starting in the year 2000, The Institute for Business Technology began sponsoring a seemingly silly holiday called “National Clean Out Your Computer Day.” But unlike “Groundhog Day,” this tradition could actually help you protect yourself from harmful elements. With Spear Phishing attacks becoming more common and complex, February 11 is the perfect day to take a moment to make sure

Have you heard about blockchain? By now, most business owners have, but that does not mean they know whether to build it into their IT strategy or not. If it’s challenging for you to find the time to keep up with the latest IT buzzwords, you’re not alone. Many, even most, small-to-medium sized business owners are focused on the day-to-day

Passwords today are like spare keys that have been given out to too many friends and neighbors. Common password content like birthdays, favorite sports teams, or names of children or pets are easily found on social media accounts. With Thanksgiving around the corner and Black Friday sales emails flooding your inbox, you may not notice when a hacker poses themselves