Security Awareness Training

Token theft may not be as well-known as ransomware or phishing, but it's just as dangerous—if not more so—because it undermines one of the strongest tools we have for securing digital identities: MFA.

Ransomware attacks are no longer a matter of “if” but “when.” Conducting regular tabletop exercises allows organizations to build muscle memory for responding to incidents. Foster collaboration across teams and mitigate risks and minimize downtime during real-world events.

While Microsoft Copilot offers valuable productivity enhancements, it also introduces potential risks to data security and privacy.

Social engineering is a pervasive threat that exploits human behavior rather than technical vulnerabilities. For small and medium sized businesses, understanding the common strategies used by attackers and implementing strong preventive measures is crucial for safeguarding their operations.

Cyber security is not just a corporate concern; it’s a personal one too. While many of us receive cyber security training at work, it's equally important to implement robust security measures at home to protect ourselves and our families from cyber threats.

In an evolving landscape of cyber threats, ransomware attacks remain one of the most pervasive and damaging risks to businesses. Ransomware attacks can not only disrupt business operations but they impose heavy financial burdens, making ransomware insurance essential.

The Center for Internet Security (CIS) Controls are a set of best practices and a prioritized set of actions designed to improve an organization's cyber defense posture and prevent cyberattacks.

Succeeding in today’s competitive business landscape, requires understanding the strengths and weaknesses of your employees. This blog identifies areas where employees may need further training, including cybersecurity awareness.

Data breaches and other cyberthreats have become more common in recent years, owing primarily to the rapid emergence of cloud and hybrid computing and the lack of controls in many businesses.

To protect your business data, you must approach cybersecurity from every possible angle of exploitation. Cybercriminals are constantly trying to find new ways to break into business systems. Sadly, too often, they succeed thanks to weak passwords.