Video Game Bugs & Your Business
One of the world’s biggest video game companies has had two incredibly major bugs this month and it can kill your organization’s security if you don’t have the right policies […]
The Ticking Bomb Email
One of the newest ways to get past email defenses is getting the least amount of attention: the changing link. Here’s how it works: The Bad Guy emails one of […]
A Peak Into Ransomeware Retirement
Earlier this week ZDNet profiled an incredible exit strategy of one of the largest Ransomware operators of the last 12 months, GandCrab. Setting aside irony, the professionalism of the operation […]
Baltimore Crippled by Ransomware
Baltimore has been crippled by ransomware. Over 70% of attacks now actually target small and mid-size businesses. There are 3 simple things you can do to avoid catastrophe. 1) Assume it will happen to you, 2) plan on it happening to you, 3) test your plan.
Goodbye Windows 7, Hello Ransomware
For the last several years ransomware has been on the rise. 2018 was a huge year for ransomware, more than doubling. It also was the first year we saw small […]
The Tariffs are Here: Now What?
60 seconds after midnight US tariffs on thousands of Chinese products more than doubled. How is this going to affect your business? Costs are going to go up across the […]
Win10 Fall ’18 Update “Ready”
Microsoft is re-announcing that the last major update to Windows 10 is ready for mass use.
Mojave Rejecting Gmail
OS X’s Mail client isn’t working with Gmail accounts.
“I am a hacker” Blackmail
” Hi, your account was hacked!”
Microsoft Cloud Agreement
Microsoft recently rolled out a new agreement for users of Microsoft 365. It appears that this is response to Europe’s GPDR regulations. For all 365 customers who purchase 365 through […]
