Email security is something that’s never been more important simply because we are spending more time on devices. Simply by spending more time on communication software, we put ourselves at risk of losing our data to hackers. Unfortunately, the methods that criminals use to gain access to this data are becoming ever more evolved. It is difficult to know what is genuine and what is a dangerous link intended to cause harm.
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Clicking Fake Links, The Horror Behind It!
Clicking fake links is becoming more and more common, which means fake link protection is a timely topic for all businesses.
Spot Fake Links In Your Emails
Have you ever wondered how to spot fake links? Add bogus link prevention to your staff’s security training protocols today with help from us!
Cybersecurity tips for retail companies
Retail companies have a huge target on their back when it comes to cybercrime. Hackers know that these businesses process a lot of sensitive information, such as customer credit card data. That's why it's so important for retail companies to take steps to protect...
The most important cybersecurity lessons of 2021
The previous year saw many significant cybersecurity events. From ransomware attacks to large-scale data breaches, New Jersey companies and individuals learned some hard lessons about how to protect themselves online. Here are some of the biggest and most important...
Which Verkada video surveillance cameras does your business need?
Verkada (an Online Computers partner company) is one of the best camera providers in the United States, known for their artificial intelligence-powered analytics, proactive system alerts, and automated system updates. This is why New Jersey businesses trust Verkada...
Breaches – Are you on a Hackers Watchlist?
In the last decade, billions of people have had their information stolen from one, if not multiple, business sectors. Technology is constantly expanding, and with new technology comes new ways of hacking into seemingly secure data. As technology advances, people tend to forget about outdated technology and are lackadaisical about security. Outdated devices, human error, malware, and theft are all things that contribute greatly to the possibility of a data breach.
Mischievous Malware
Unfortunately, malware is not a foreign term, in fact it’s pretty well known to anyone that uses a computer. There are several types of malware, as well as mediums in which you may receive it. So, before you click on that link for the free cruise you won, think about all of the personal data you could be giving away.
Social Engineering = Fancy Job Title for Hackers
Most people are aware of terms like phishing and malware, but do you know those are a part of a larger scheme called social engineering? This is not a new kind of fraud, in fact it’s been used for many years to manipulate a wide range of people into giving up important data about themselves or workplace.
Take this cybersecurity preparedness quiz to test your IT security smarts
An organization’s readiness to respond to or recover from any IT security incident determines whether it will survive or shut down after a cyberattack. And with most companies adopting remote or hybrid work models, it’s even more challenging to prepare for...
Helpful tips for New Jersey remote workers to stay HIPAA-compliant
It has always been challenging for companies and individuals to stay compliant with the privacy standards of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA). The pandemic has only made it even more difficult to safeguard people’s protected...
Using mobile devices in your medical practice? Here’s how to be HIPAA-compliant
Mobile devices are so ubiquitous and full of useful features that it’s not surprising that medical professionals use these when administering healthcare services. For instance, nurses, doctors, and caregivers use tablets to access and update patients’ charts. They...