Posts Tagged ‘Featured’
9 Phishing Scam Prevention Tips
If you’ve been on the Internet or working at a desk job, you’ve likely heard the term “phishing” thrown around once or twice, but what does it mean? We’ll explain and provide nine phishing scam prevention tips so you can know what to do when you encounter a phishing email and the things to look…
Read More8 Best Cloud Organization Tips (And Why You Should Use Them)
The cloud makes it easy to share, store and manage files, but without routine maintenance, it can become messier than a department store on Black Friday. As a managed service provider, this isn’t our first rodeo. The good news is there are several best practices for cloud organization that you can use to streamline your…
Read MoreAzure vs AWS: Which Should I Choose?
The Azure vs AWS debate is a complex one to handle. You’re likely thinking about which cloud architecture of the two is right for your business. Both platforms are well-established: Azure has been around since 2010 and AWS has been kicking since 2006. Azure was developed by Microsoft, while AWS was developed by Amazon. In…
Read MoreReply Chain Phishing Attacks: Protect Your Business
Did you know that phishing is still the primary method for cyber attacks? Protecting yourself and your business from threats like reply chain phishing attacks is important to the health and viability of your business. For remote workers, cyber security is particularly critical in their day-to-day work. With hackers getting more sophisticated, it can be…
Read MoreBest Practices to Prevent Phishing Attacks
No cybersecurity techniques can prevent phishing or other types of cyber attacks if the end user doesn’t know best how to spot and prevent phishing attacks. That’s why training is essential to any cyber security program. Anti-phishing best practices require a combination of technical controls, employee education and incident response. Technical Controls to Protect End…
Read MoreWhat is a zero day attack?
A zero day attack is a cyber attack that takes advantage of an unknown or unpatched vulnerability for the first time. This could mean that the vulnerability is completely new and that no one was aware of it previously. Or, it could mean that the vulnerability was known, but there was no known way to…
Read MoreIntrust IT’s Dave Hatter Speaking at ISACA’s November Chapter Meeting
November Greater Cincinnati ISACA Chapter Meeting Dave Hatter of Intrust IT will be talking on the topic “Cyberinsurance, it’s a jungle out there…” focusing on the current state of this insurance, what’s required, with some real world stories on Tuesday, November 1 at 5:30PM. This event is a Hybrid Event (Online and in-person at Montgomery…
Read MoreBest Practices to Avoid File Sharing Dangers
File sharing has long been a way to socialize with friends and family, especially sharing a photo of a sweet moment or memory. Everyone does it, whether on social media, through cloud platforms like Google photos, by email or even a text message. But sharing can give cyber criminals a key to your data: If…
Read MoreMatanbuchus Malware Uses Google Drive Link in Phishing Attack
Matanbuchus Malware Uses Google Drive Link in Phishing Attack You’ve probably never heard of Matanbuchus malware but you need to know about it and how it is using Google Drive and other legitimate infrastures to worm its way into your network. This cyber security risk first surfaced in February 2021, but recently, a cyber criminal…
Read MoreThe Shared Responsibility Model & Microsoft 365
The shared responsibility model. You may have heard of it, but do you know what it is or what it means for your business? Before we jump in, there are a few things that you need to understand about your cyber security. With more and more businesses using cloud services like Microsoft 365 (MS 365),…
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