Cybersecurity

Every business fears cyberattacks. With so much of our modern world going online, a cyberattack has gone from a nuisance to a massive problem. You need to understand what goes into one—and how it can affect you.

Phishing is one of the most common cyberattacks you’ll encounter. It’s a simple concept: someone pretends to be someone they’re not by spoofing a website or an email. They ask for personal information, then steal that information.

There’s a difference between home- and commercial-grade tools. It’s essentially common sense that the drill you use to put up the curtains in your house won’t stand up to being thrown in and out of toolboxes and used eight hours a day on a job site.

Cybersecurity used to be something of an afterthought. But in today’s hyper-connected world, it’s an everyday concern. The average person probably knows about ransomware, phishing, and social engineering.

The digital world is changing rapidly, and you need to stay on top of it. A cyberattack can be one the most damaging events for your company, so knowing how they work will help deter future problems before they happen!

When you hear “cybercrime,” what comes to mind? Do you picture a hacker in a basement, searching for their next cyber victim? Do you think of those weird, sketchy emails that sometimes appear in your inbox?

Email, shared drive networks, phone, and video conferencing are all tools that have grown in popularity as business requires a further reach to get the job done. With the growing prominence of remote work, the challenge of integrating the tools of old and working with their potential problems required a more modern and seamless solution.