Category: Cybersecurity
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Ransomware: Should You Pay the Ransom or Refuse?
Every ransomware victim faces the same dilemma: pay or refuse. Explore the pros, cons, and expert advice to make the right decision for your business.
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NY Senate Bill 224: Next Major State Privacy Law?
New York's Senate Bill 224 could become the next major consumer privacy law after California's CCPA. Learn what it means for your business compliance.
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ShadowGate Crypto Malware: Bitcoin Ransom Lockdowns
ShadowGate crypto attacks lock computers and demand hundreds of bitcoin. See how the infection spreads and how to protect your network.
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Florida City Pays $460K Ransom in Second Attack
Lake City, Florida paid 42 bitcoin ($460K) to ransomware attackers -- the second Florida payout in weeks. Learn why cities keep paying and how to prevent it.
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U.S.-Russia Cyberwar Escalation: What It Means for You
The U.S. hack of Russia's power grid triggered retaliation warnings targeting businesses. Learn how a brewing cyberwar could directly impact your company.
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Google Stored Passwords in Plain Text Like Facebook
Google joins Facebook and Twitter in accidentally storing user passwords unprotected. Learn why this keeps happening and how to secure your accounts today.
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Intel Zombieload Vulnerability Threatens CPU Performance
Researchers found Zombieload vulnerabilities in Intel processors that put billions of devices at risk. Learn how patching these flaws may impact performance.
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Hawkeye Malware Exploits Stolen NSA Cyber Weapons
Chinese hackers repurposed NSA cyberweapons for the Hawkeye malware campaign. Learn how stolen government tools are now targeting businesses worldwide.
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PayPal Patents Ransomware Detection Technology
PayPal filed a patent for innovative ransomware detection technology. Discover how this new approach could protect your files before encryption begins.
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vxCrypter Ransomware: Encrypts Files & Deletes Dupes
vxCrypter is unique ransomware that encrypts your files while deleting duplicates. Learn how this unusual malware works and proven ways to defend against it.
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Amazon Cloud Leak Exposes 540 Million Facebook Records
Unprotected Amazon cloud servers exposed over 540 million Facebook user records via third-party apps. Check if your data was compromised and act now.
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Law Firm Cybersecurity: Training, Prevention & Insurance
Insurance experts say it's not if but when your law firm gets hacked. Learn the three pillars of defense: training, prevention, and cyber insurance.
