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Anyone active on social media has seen those seemingly harmless quizzes that someone in your newsfeed takes and then shares…the ones that ask you to enter your first name, your middle name and the street you grew up on to create your “new name.” Joe + Schmo + Blow Avenue = your stripper name.

If you don't know, October is National Bullying Prevention Month and National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. These month-long events are dedicated to preventing cybercrimes – bullying and cyberattacks – and promoting security and safety within the digital space.

The pandemic altered how businesses operate. In today's digital era, almost every transaction made by customers and employees highly relies on technology. That is why it gets easier for hackers to get into your business system and steal all your valuable information in a matter of seconds.

If you depend on your computer network to run your business (and who doesn’t?), you’ll want someone treating your data as securely as they would their own.

Many companies develop software for data protection. Thus, some companies are helping to protect a company’s network. A Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) is necessary to keep an eye on the security of your network. With the rise in data incidents, companies need to protect their networks, ...

Students are returning to the classroom now that back-to-school season is officially underway. During the first few weeks, teachers will be reteaching their students the topics they learned in the previous school year to help them regain knowledge they may have forgotten during summer break. But ...

If you're anything like us, you probably know a lot about cybersecurity. After all, we live in a world where cybercrime is becoming more and more prominent. There is a never-ending stream of news articles every day about the risks associated with our online presence and how we can protect our ...

They don’t call you back, they don’t text back, and when you get time with them, they are disheveled, rude and uninterested, doing barely enough to keep things going.

Although e-mail is essential to running a business, it can also be a security risk. A single click is all it takes to put your business in danger. Your inbox may have a catchy subject line, but your company could open up its employees and their information to hackers by clicking on it. ...