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With the rise of ransomware and sophisticated phishing attacks that target businesses, the time to educate employees is now. An uninformed employee is the weakest link in cybersecurity, even with the most advanced procedures and fail-safes in place.

When it comes to your online accounts, passwords can be the weakest link in security. Creating a unique password can be difficult for most users, but it is extremely necessary as passwords can be easily cracked if they are missing key components.

The majority of security attacks stem from human error. Your system is only as safe as you are. Don’t be the weakest link in your cyber security! Change Your Mindset When it comes to security, never think “it won’t happen to me”. You wouldn’t leave the door to your house unlocked, so why would you ...

With all the recent data breaches and millions of passwords stolen, you might want to double check that your login information hasn’t been compromised.

Ransomware attacks are on the rise and targeting businesses more than ever! Ransomware damage costs are predicted to be 57 times more in 2021 than in 2015. This makes Ransomware the fastest growing cybercrime.

Pop-ups. We all know how annoying they can be, but did you know that there are pop-ups that target and attack your computer?

Passwords. The key to keeping your accounts safe. We all know how problematic it is to keep track of unique passwords for different sites. Unfortunately, many of us resort to using the same password across the internet, leading to accounts getting hacked and passwords needing change.