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My Business is too Small to be Hacked We hear it regularly, and it seems like the statement never gets old: “We are just too small to be of value to the bad guys; it doesn’t make sense for us to worry about security.” Yet, small businesses (SMBs) make up 43% of cyberattacks annually, and […]

There is no point in fighting it; AI is going to be a part of your business. AI Technology is already present in chatbots, plug-ins, word-processing software, and numerous other technologies you probably use daily. There is also a good likelihood that employees will or are currently using AI to help them summarize articles, write […]

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) noted that 90% of successful cyber-attacks begin with phishing emails, which is unsurprising. Social engineering attacks prey on the exploitation of human psychology and range from phishing emails to impersonation phone calls.

As a business owner, you are probably doing everything you can to manage risk, after all, any disruption in day-to-day operations could spell disaster, but it warrants the question: Are you sure?  Many business owners assume their processes are sufficient for managing their risks, but do these assumptions come with an ongoing validation process? Are […]

Artificial Intelligence (AI) can potentially transform countless industries, providing a means to drive innovation and improve how we live. Like any other powerful tool, it can be misused. Dark AI is the malicious use of AI to exploit, deceive, or attack individuals or businesses.

Email hijacking, account takeover, and business email compromise (BEC) are very frustrating and damaging daily cybersecurity threats businesses face. In these attacks, cybercriminals gain unauthorized access to email accounts or login credentials, typically through something called phishing or because of weak security practices, and use your compromised account to steal data, impersonate your good name, and […]

For a business of any size, big or small, there is a chance that it could get the attention of cybercriminals. They seek to get to know your business and are meticulous in that process. They want to know about your employees, see what you do, and maybe even get to know your customers.

According to Business Dasher, 97% of businesses say that automating business processes is vital for the modern business world. So, what’s holding back your enterprise process automation efforts? Often, it’s not the technology itself but the foundational IT management systems that support it.

Several articles on the Internet, including one from Forbes, cite that by 2025, global cybercrime will cost the world $10.5 trillion annually. That is a lot of reasons to take cybersecurity seriously. With the business landscape constantly changing thanks to the rapid evolution of technology, cybercriminals are finding ways to be more sophisticated and compromise […]

Before I get too deep into everything, let us discuss what penetration testing means. Try to think of it as a comprehensive cybersecurity check for your business systems, where the tester (typically called a “pentester”) would try to find a weakness in your current system before the cybercriminals do.