The number of remote workers in the United States is expected to reach 32.6 million by 2025, with about one in five American workers working remotely. While remote work offers many advantages, such as flexibility, there are many cybersecurity risks also need to be addressed: Phishing attacks, where cybercriminals pose as trustworthy entities to obtain sensitive information, are a significant threat to remote workers. To combat this, providing training on identifying phishing emails is......
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The Future of Ransomware Payments
As cryptocurrency evolves, it’s safe to assume that ransomware will develop similarly. Cybercriminals have already started to demand payment...
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When it comes to ransom groups, they will take any measure possible to get your data, so you should...
Read MoreThe Effects of Cybercrimes on Small Businesses
Cybercrime is a serious issue affecting big corporations and small businesses; small businesses often suffer worse consequences due to...
Read MoreCDK Global Ransomware Attack
CDK Global, a software solution used by auto dealerships across North America and Canada, suffered a recent cyberattack. The...
Read MoreHack Space Con ‘24
This weekend, Jonathan Burstein had the pleasure of representing Vertek at Hack Space Con at Kennedy Space Center in...
Read MoreThe “Left of Boom”
Boom, and just like that you are compromised. The “Left of Boom” is the timeframe beforehand, the preventative approach....
Read MoreHow To Conduct a Risk Assessment
One thing that is always stressful while running a business is the unknown. You never know if the economic...
Read MoreSome Cybersecurity Laws and Regulations you may have to comply with
When it comes to your business, there are a lot of laws and regulations that you may have to...
Read MoreThe Top Cybersecurity Predictions for 2024
In 2024, companies will lose an estimated 10.5 trillion dollars due to cyberattacks. This could be daunting to small...
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