Learn How to Protect Your Company With Cybersecurity Training
As a small business ourselves, Computer Services Unlimited knows that protecting your business from network attacks, data theft, ...
Hundreds of Veterinary Clinics Hit by Ransomware
Ransomware attacks don’t discriminate. They are just as happy targeting those with four legs as those with two. Anonymous sources told cybersecurity reporter Brian Krebs this week that National Veterinary Associates (NVA) has fallen victim to a ransomware attack that ...
How Will the Windows 7 End of Life Affect Your Business
How You Can Prepare for 2020 On January 14, 2020, the Windows 7 end ...
Hackers Are Using Deep Fakes to Steal Money
You've almost certainly been seeing stories on the internet this year about the growing trend of Deep Fakes. They are videos that are expertly engineered to give the appearance of some ...
Browsers Are Looking to Block Third Party Cookies
Do you use Mozilla's Firefox browser? If so, then you should know that their most recent release, Firefox 69 has a new feature designed to help prevent companies from tracking you. ...
Cloud Backup Is Necessary
Do you keep all of your data on the cloud? If so, you're certainly not alone. The past few years have seen a massive migration away from storing critical files locally ...
Report Shows 118 Percent Increase In Ransomware Attacks In 2019
Ransomware roared onto the global stage in 2017. Companies and government agencies around the world felt the impact with widespread campaigns like NotPetya and WannaCry. By 2018, the number of ...
Don't Get Hit By CamScanner Malware
Do you use the PDF Creator App called CamScanner? If you do, you've got plenty of company. Since the app was first published in 2010, it has been downloaded more than ...
Microsoft Is Extending Windows 7 Support For Only Some Users
There's some good news for Enterprise users who are still using Windows 7. By now, almost everyone is aware that the company is bringing support for the aging operating system ...
Hackers Using Resumes to Deliver RAT Malware
Hackers have used poisoned documents to deliver malware payloads for years. Recently though, researchers at the security company Cofense have spotted a new twist to the ploy, aimed squarely at HR departments. ...