Monitoring and responding to cyber-attacks as they happen
The digital attack surface, all the hardware and software that connect to your organization’s network, is expanding at a rapid rate. But while there are ...
5 practical steps to avoid a cyber attack
For a long time, a cyber attack seemed to be a problem that only affected the largest multi-billion dollar corporations. But as these organizations have ...
Coronavirus scams: what to look out for and how to stop them
The world has quickly changed over the past few weeks, but the one thing that hasn’t is the inclination of shady characters to exploit individuals ...
12 Dos and Dont’s at Christmas for trouble-free IT
It’s the holiday season—many of us have already given thanks, and some of us are now celebrating with friends and families. Some of us fortunate ...
Malware evolution, or in other words, “all your data are belong to us”
It’s a twist on a popular internet meme based on a phrase from the classic arcade game, Zero Wing. Only, in this case, it’s not ...
Cloud computing, Firewalls, Networking, Security, Wireless
Security risks affecting your network and how to deal with them
Infiltrating the security of your core business network could be devastating for any sized business, particularly small businesses. Ransomware freezes the system, holding it hostage ...
Is cyber insurance a necessity or a luxury?
Many of us view insurance as a necessary evil. We loathe paying the premiums, but we all deal with it at some point—whether it’s health ...
Regional settings for shared mailboxes in Office 365 / Exchange Online
I recently jumped in to assist a client experiencing multiple problems that occurred during a migration to Office 365. As I was working to correct ...
IT asset management – 3 vital keys to getting it right
Whether you’re a small business, a large enterprise, or anything in between, having at least a basic IT Asset Management (ITAM) process can help streamline ...
DNS scavenging in Active Directory – settings and configuration
In nearly every environment I’ve walked into, especially those that are more mature (read: older), DNS contains a plethora of stale entries, whether statically configured ...
