Evasive malware is the spy of the hacking world. It’s the enemy you can’t see, blending into your computer’s memory undetected. However, when it strikes, it packs a punch. What makes evasive malware different? Most malware acts as soon as it enters the system. For example, ransomware encrypts files on a computer as soon as … Continue reading Evasive Malware: The Invisible Threat

Experiencing a disaster in your business is like crash landing a plane on an island: it’s never planned, it will cost precious time and resources, and you probably won’t be as prepared as you think you are. Here are 5 steps in order to get that plane (or your business) up and running again. Understand … Continue reading 5 Simple Steps to Recover From Any Disaster

From Wannacry to the Equifax breach to Uber covering up a massive breach, 2017 has been a crazy year in the realm of cybersecurity. As we look towards 2018, cybercrime and cybersecurity will both be larger than ever. With that in mind, here are our predictions for what to be aware of in 2018: Increased … Continue reading 2018 Security Predictions That Are Crucial For Your Business

The holiday season is here. With Christmas just around the corner, many individuals are focused on what to buy loved ones for the holidays. However, individuals still need to be aware of potential security risks that the holidays bring, and how to stop them. Here is what you need to know to gear up for … Continue reading How to Stay Cyber-Safe During the Holidays

[activecampaign form=1] When you prepare for disaster, you need to know where the best place is to store your data. The cloud (through providers such as Dropbox, iCloud and Google Drive) provides an online space for your files, creating a seemingly secure location in case of disaster. But how secure is it? Pros: There are … Continue reading How Secure is the Cloud?