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4 major cyber threats facing small businesses in 2023
Running a business is no easy task. On top of daily operating challenges, small business owners wear multiple hats,...
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Data backups: What business owners should know
Learn why data loss is a major worry for IT professionals and business owners alike, how data backups work, and why...
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How did cybersecurity change in 2022?
There are no two ways about it: 2022 was a tough year in all things cybersecurity. Critical infrastructure remained a...
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3 ways MSPs can differentiate their managed security offerings
The current landscape of managed security offerings gives managed service providers (MSPs) like yours a tremendous...
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Data privacy: What it means and 5 ways to protect it
Data privacy concerns are top-of-mind for businesses everywhere. Learn more about the ins and outs of protecting...
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What the Log4j vulnerabilities mean for you
Log4j vulnerabilities are impacting businesses everywhere—here’s what you need to know. On December 6, 2021, the Apache...
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Are retailers ready for the most vulnerable time of the year?
Here are 5 major reasons why the holidays are the most vulnerable time of year for retailers, and how to protect your...
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Incident response plans: Examples and templates
Building an incident response plan is challenging. Where do you start, what to include? That’s why we recommend...
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4 big risks cyber attacks pose for financial institutions
The four biggest risks cyber attacks pose for financial institutions and why strengthening cyber security should be a...
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5 cyber range training mistakes to avoid at all costs
Investing in a virtual training solution can elevate your team’s skills and preparedness, but there are several common...
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Why are law firms major targets for hackers?
Imagine, for a moment, the impact of a single successful cyber attack on your law firm—it could be devastating. The...
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How to spot business email compromise
Business email compromise is a low-cost cyber crime tactic that is becoming more common and more effective. Here's how...